Sentences with phrase «appeal children a lot»

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At the end of the Live Auction, the Gargiulos, along with honorary co-chairs David Duncan of Silver Oak and Twomey Cellars and his wife, Dr. Kary Duncan, took the stage to make an appeal for Fund - A-Need, the lot that has no wine, no hospitality or trips associated with it — only the satisfaction that comes from making a difference in the lives of children in need.

However, what makes it even more appealing is the fact that it is soft but still dense enough and so you do not require a lot filling to make the child comfortable.

His complete lack of respect for any form of authority is very appealing to any child and probably a lot of MPs.

I'm not going to pretend like Free People is as wearable as I'd like — some of their stuff is certainly head - scratching and they purport to appeal to 18 - to -28-year-olds, but a lot of their stuff is very pleasing right now and can easily be tweaked to take the boho flower child factor down a bit and make them city chic or better yet, preppy chic, my absolute favorite style.

Texts with lots of high - quality, dramatic or quirky illustrations also serve to make the books more inviting and appealing to children who are usually left cold by lots of words on a page.

But here's the funny thing: Despite its supposedly universal value and appeal, you'd have to spend quite a lot of time and energy in order to find examples of policymakers and elites urging legislative changes designed to increase affluent children's level of grit.

Now, if he writes that story and there is something exciting happening like a Tornado coming and picking him up and taking him on an adventure and the story is written well, made into a children's story maybe he will appeal to a crowd, and he might sell a lot of copies.

«Curling up with a dog or cat, on the other hand, is a lot more appealing,» sugggests Mary Renck Jalongo, author of The World of Children and Their Companion Animals.

In part, for an obvious reason, because everybody's unique and everybody's different and while there are some generic universal things that you can do, welcome signs, and an open door policy, and having family and community social events, there are a lot of things you can do that are general appeals to children and families to develop that sense of belonging.