Sentence examples for would be children from inspiring English sources

My cause would be children.

There would be children again at 10 Downing Street.

At least there would be children for the sorrowful lover, in the form of poems.

Without it, the only pretty people on the planet would be children.

Save the Children's country director in the Philippines, Anna Lindenfors, said many of the victims would be children.

Mr. Tagrin, the fish breeder, said Yorktown would have trouble controlling GloFish distribution because many breeders would be children.

Of that total, 3.8 million children would otherwise be uninsured and 2 million would be children who could have gotten private insurance in the absence of S-chip.

The play strategy is shared between the departments for children and culture, but a more logical dual responsibility would be children and communities.

Jonathan Cole, the university's provost and dean of faculties, said that about half of the school's 650 students would be children of Columbia faculty members, the other half unaffiliated with the university.

Moreover, supporters say, the primary beneficiaries of such a program would be children from poorer families, who are less likely to have computers and who have little exposure to new technology.

In addition to the children from the neighborhood who would be on full scholarships, another 20percentt of the pupils would be children of parents working at other nonprofit institutions, like museums and foundations.