Sentence examples for ties with children from inspiring English sources

Although the discussed experiences are individual stories, they serve to draw out more general processes that are relevant in the context of ageing migrants, such as the longing for the home country, and the ties with children and other family members.

Whether married or divorced, there is this person in our lives that we love -- or loved -- and through whom we are tied with children, or finances, or history.

He lost his job, his house was auctioned by the county, and he will now forever be tied with "child pornography" in Google.

I cut all ties with the children in the neighborhood.

Both have been successful in studies at building emotional ties with young children, said Mr. Neerincx, a researcher on the project.

These bonds between women remain strong as their careers, their relationships, even their ties with their children sometimes falter.

She quit smoking, underwent drug treatment, earned a diploma in a professional electrician program, held down a job in a prison call center, and kept close ties with her children.

Campbell has put money into advertising campaigns, licensing tie-ins with children's programs like "Blue's Clues," and new products, like a pourable tomato soup that could be heated in a microwave oven.

5) A parent cutting ties with their child: This situation isn't as common as the others but it does happen where children are abusive of their parents to a point where they need and have to be cut off.

"Information doesn't vanish, it is all out there," the group said, promising to reveal details on "financial and personal ties with Russian mobsters, child traffickers, and money launderers"..@realDonaldTrump you have financial and personal ties with Russian mobsters, child traffickers, and money launderers.

Not only do both of them have fine, functional marriages with children (tie dismissal is not grounds for adultery), Jack's wife is the daughter of his boss, Thatcher Karsten.