Sentences with phrase «after generation of kids»

Still, he says, asking the courts to play that role is «preferable to generation after generation of kids being denied basic equality of educational opportunities.»

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That focus has helped them adapt to a generation of digital native moms and what she calls «glass kids» — children born after the advent of the iPad, who don't remember a time before touch technology.

I have meet a lot of people in 2 years who have Do nt be surprised if your kids or generations after you open up their minds to reason and accept Islam.

The Film Society of Lincoln Center's longtime programming director Richard Peña has dubbed Tarantino a «second - generation movie brat,» after the movie - crazy kids of the»70s (Spielberg, Scorsese, Lucas, Coppola) who became that era's cinematic superstars.

When I started working in LAUSD, right after my college graduation, I was excited to help the next generation of kids from my neighborhood.

Like many other members of the sandwich generation, they were being squeezed hard by the simultaneous demands of looking after both their parents and their kids.

After giving us the trailer for the E.T. table, today it's Jaws turn, just in time to remind you why generations of kids were too scared to set foot in the ocean.

However, we have a generation of young lawyers who want to leave work when they need to leave to tend to family obligations, maybe leave at 5:00 and spend time with their kids and then plug back in later in the evening after the kids are in bed and work some more.

For instance, Susan Gregory Thomas, the author of In Spite Of Everything: A Memoir writes «I think the generation X has been defined as the divorce generation, and about half of us grew up as latchkey kids, so we're well trained in making our own meals from age six and letting ourselves into our houses after school and basically being little adults.&raquof In Spite Of Everything: A Memoir writes «I think the generation X has been defined as the divorce generation, and about half of us grew up as latchkey kids, so we're well trained in making our own meals from age six and letting ourselves into our houses after school and basically being little adults.&raquOf Everything: A Memoir writes «I think the generation X has been defined as the divorce generation, and about half of us grew up as latchkey kids, so we're well trained in making our own meals from age six and letting ourselves into our houses after school and basically being little adults.&raquof us grew up as latchkey kids, so we're well trained in making our own meals from age six and letting ourselves into our houses after school and basically being little adults.»