Sentence examples for two orphans of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "two orphans of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to introduce a noun or noun phrase that follows the preposition "of" and indicates possession or association. Here is an example sentence: "The two orphans of war were taken in by a kindhearted couple who raised them as their own."
In the anime "Tekkonkinkreet," two orphans of life's storms sail through the air like birds, like superheroes, like Jackie Chan.
These two orphans of the revolution thus become brothers in Yu's opera troupe, rigorously training themselves in the semimartial art of stage combat.
Ethel is just one of 16.6 million orphans of HIV/Aids living across the globe, according to the latest UNAids global report.
The report finds that the country's 1.6 million orphans – of whom more than 380,000 have lost their parents to AIDS-related illnesses – are among the most vulnerable.
In this study, we estimated gene evolution rates from the GC content of genes instead of from the non-synonymous substitution rates (Ka) as the two parameters are highly correlated in the AT-rich genome of Buchnera, and because the GC content allows for estimations of the two orphan genes of Buchnera.
Housekeeping is the story of two orphans, Ruth and her sister Lucille Stone, living in remote Idaho by the lakeside town of Fingerbone.
The two orphans in LOST BOYS OF SUDAN (2003), directed by Megan Mylan and Jon Shenk, leave Africa to make new lives in Texas.
Stableford told the story of two orphans who became solo mothers raising their children while living in a "dumpster home" in Addis Ababa.
Housekeeping is the story of two orphaned sisters and of the people who look after them, in the very inhospitable north-west, in a small town called Fingerbone — a place of floods and extreme weather.
It surely omits important elements of quality end-of-life care from a developing country perspective such as planning for orphan care (by 2010 there will be over 25 million orphans because of AIDS [ 28]) and inheritance of land; these issues may be particularly important for women.
Along the way she meets three orphans – one of whom becomes Peter Pan – and defeats pirates in a tale of derring-do.
