Sentence examples for would be kids from inspiring English sources

People gave things because they knew there would be kids.

"There would be kids shopping there that were my same age.

"There would be kids, and you would walk and they would bump into you and then say, 'Oh, you Mexican,'youou beaner,' " Mr. Garcia said.

As reader Andrew Rasmussen of New York (5) said:  "The appropriate comparison would be kids who do something and are taken home by the cops to their parents".

"There would be kids sitting right next to me talking or something, and instead of paying attention to the teacher, I would drift off.

Over there you could turn up at a race and there would be kids bringing their bikes – it's the norm there.

Otherwise, we would be kidding ourselves and be unfair on them".

"Look, you would be kidding yourself if you said you hadn't got doubters.

Snitching on a schoolmate being late for class would be kid stuff compared to a touring pro's snitching on another's cheating driver.

"We are in sixth place, we haven't won a game in several months and I think we would be kidding ourselves if we thought we were seriously up there in the top group".

But we would be kidding ourselves if we believed that bitter crowd was only celebrating those losses.