Sentence examples for turned children from inspiring English sources

He'd heard it said that peculiar upbringings turned children gay.

One of them produced a television advertisement suggesting that the school system turned children into automatons.

In Nineteen Eighty-Four, the Party turned children into instruments of government policy.

As the course of the war turned, children were told to collect "old material" -- discarded papers, leftover bones, scraps of metal -- and bring them to school.

July 22: The rocker turned children's entertainer Dan Zanes and friends.

In his interview with HuffPost, he recalled a visit he paid to villages in Nigeria where the Carter Center had made significant progress on the number of Guinea worm cases: "We went there one time in a big motorcade, and they turned children out from school that day, and some of the little grammar school kids had a big sign: 'Watch out, Guinea worm!

As an expert Lego sculptor, Akinaga has enviably turned child's play into a profession.

Such is the life of a city slicker turned child jockey in the wilds of Mongolia.

Turning children into successful students.

A teacher's recommendations for turning children into successful students.

Adults may lean toward turning children's games into an approximation of professional sports.