Sentence examples for walk children from inspiring English sources

She said she needed another paraprofessional to walk children to the bathroom.

"Dividing NATO into 'real soldiers' and 'escorts' who walk children to school is the first way to divide the alliance itself," said a senior NATO-country official.

The decline of crime, he notes, has opened doors for his constituents; they can barbecue and walk children to school, and fewer of their sons wind up dead.

The sessions also covered basics like how to collect lunch money and take attendance, and walk children through the hallways to the library or gym.

The schools' campaign to educate parents about the importance of preschool attendance includes efforts to enlist community members who are paid a stipend to walk children from 20 families to their neighborhood school during bad weather, which studies have found can coincide with low attendance.

Since the bill cracking down on illegal immigration was passed by the State Legislature in May 2010, enrollment at the Balsz Elementary School District here in Phoenix, where 70 percent of the students are Hispanic, has dropped by 8 percent, and fewer parents volunteer to walk children to and from school, the superintendent, Jeff Smith, said.

Walking children ages 18 to 36 months, with caregiver.

For walking children aged 18 to 36 months.

He saw them all: veterans wounded on the battlefield, elderly women who had trouble walking, children with schoolyard injuries.

The T.S.A. offers a Kids to Kids video at tsa.gov/travelers that walks children through security procedures, from removing shoes and toiletries to stepping through the metal detector.

Participants: Forty-nine walking children (28 males) aged 7 13 years with spastic cerebral palsy and severity of the disability classified as Gross Motor Function Classification System level I III.