Sentences with phrase «kids who»

That's a wise and consoling lesson for kids who are feeling besieged or tormented by their peers, or uncertain what to do when the bullies descend upon the class scapegoat.

He called you by your last name (a practice I use to this day), he had a way of instilling fear into kids who would goof - off and cause distractions in other classes (a practice I was very much unable to duplicate during my one - year stint as an 8th - grade English teacher), and you had to run the gauntlet of sentence - diagramming grammar, which advanced to a pretty complex level, before the more «cool - teacher» aspects of Mr. Pacilio were unveiled — and even then, the tests on those rock songs were no joke!

There are still good examples of marriage and kids who grow up in that environment perpetuate those values.

I have three kids who just seems to love everybody.

So his grandfather started RVR, the first dude ranch on the East Coast, reaching out with the gospel to kids who ordinarily wouldn't step foot in a church, Bisset said.

Thus, if a minister today is not in process of being ousted, is regarded by at least many of his people as a wonderful Christian, a helpful preacher, a diligent pastor, and so on, he may rest content in this kind of status even though privately he is disturbed at all the kids who drop out of church school, at the inattentiveness of the church to its neighborhood, at the virtual neglect of older people, and at the bourgeois aroma that infects everything.

you may not be old enough to remember the 120 kids who suffocated in a school in Aberfan Wales in the 60s as mud engulfed it..

Readers of Al - Jumuah deal pretty ordinarily with the ordinary vexations of family life in America: How to stay connected with your kids, how to raise good kids who know the value of study and hard work, how to improve a marriage, all these from a Muslim perspective are explored, more or less in the same way they are examined in a Christian family magazine.

And hetero marriages are better because they are best at raising kids who take after hetero parents.

I was one of those kids who was raised by movies and television.

They were kids who were manipulated.

I have seen many pastors do this very thing, and almost without fail, they end up divorced and with a bunch of kids who hate them, hate church, and hate Christ.

Especially not all the kids who just wanted to get outside for the Easter Egg hunt.

Catholics in our communities have an average of 5 kids who are being raised Catholic..

A couple years ago I wrote about my visit to Augustine College, a nano - institution with paltry resources that offers a one - year program of Christian liberal arts for kids who want serious intellectual and spiritual formation before entering college.

Really, who is getting this funding are kids who are already going to private schools, or some of the most well - funded schools in our state.

She teaches through storytelling, song, art, rhythm and rhyme and she goes out of her way to love on the kids who come from difficult home situations.

I didn't want my kids to be in public school, learning Evulooshun and sitting next to kids who aren't Christian.

Again, he uses another intentionally loaded turn - of - phrase: «Oreo» is a pejorative that kids use against black kids who «act white,» that is, they live outside of black stereotypes by doing anything from listening to classical music to wanting to pursue higher education.

When I was in graduate school I had a part - time job teaching kids who were of normal intelligence, but were cognitively impaired in various interesting ways.

Pleadse do not be ignorant and lets make these festivals a happy occasion especially for these kids who are US citizens...

I know your belief in this «god» feels really real and all, just like kids who are DEAD CERTAIN that the Tooth Fairy and Santa Claus are real, but it's all just a fantasy.

I see parents who adapt the «let them be natural», «do not correct / control» attitude on kids who become hell - raisers.

Actually, this is another scientist who understands that there isn't a SHRED of proof to indicate that any god exists, and that American kids who are taught creationism will be at a great disadvantage in the future when they try to compete for jobs against children with real educations.

«These are kids who come out with all the promise and hope that any other kid does.

These are kids who know no other country, who were brought here by their parents and don't know another home.

I hope this man did not reproduce and I feel immense pity for the kids who grow up with this.

even my own kids who are less than 10 years old.

Feeding little kids who otherwise would not eat (or have very little), and helping those who are trying to live a better life, are right at the top of my list when it comes to «love your neighbor»!

Start by paying attention to the kids who are already on this earth.

However, you should really also add the percent of kids who ever have contact with a Catholic priest (maybe 25 %) and the relative number of contact hours (at most 20:1 compared to public schools).

I feel sorry for your family, and for your kids who have to grow up knowing what their Dad had done.»

So compelling, in fact, that almost on the spur of the moment you turned your back on the fishing business, left your wife and kids who were perplexed if not put out at your departure, and went off with the wandering teacher.

Or maybe some 9th dimensional 5th grade kids who are catching hell for creating us.

Kids who came across with their parents are now kids without a home — not citizens of the US; but neither do they have a home across the border should we deport them.

Father is with you all through it all and you have an inheritance of peace which I pray you will find here on earth and look forward to have eternally in heaven with your three other kids who are blissfully waiting for you.

The idea of this series of «Letters To Dad» is that I write about twenty stories about homeless and runaway youth / teens in the form of letters to their dads, letters that briefly tell their stories, stories from a variety of kids who have a variety of reasons for being homeless.

One reason you might never think of are the foster kids who age out of the system.

It's hard because we are talking about kids who worked real hard and played real well.

«When it isn't just poor kids who couldn't get health insurance who are over there,» Hedges told the group of sober - faced teenagers on bean - bag chairs, «but when it's kids like you, kids from Wellesley High School, who are dying, I can guarantee there will be outrage and demands for the war to end,» After that, they asked him no more questions.

I have not found two alike yet after talking to many mostly Missionary Kids who were abused in the mission environment.

We live in a more racially diverse area of our primarily white state, so they hang out with kids who don't look like them.

Should've been «R» rated, but there we were — kids who should've been at home watching Peter Pan or Bambi.

I have a private / secret Facebook group for Christian moms of LGBT kids who love their kids unconditionally, want to develop and maintain authentic, loving, healthy relationships with their LGBT kids and are working to make the world a kinder, safer, more loving place for LGBT people.

yeah i guess u r right all those 1000s and tens of 1000s of kids who were abused by priests and other church officials believe the same, eh?

Like «Hansel and Gretel,» this story has a set of siblings, three of whom respond to danger with courage, imagination and fidelity — ordinary kids who rise to the challenges of an extraordinary situation.

Or, say, young kids who grew up in another religion?

Many may not get a chance to hear the good news i.e, special needs kids, young kids who pass before they ever understood anything of God.

Chief executive, Tim Morfin said: «The reality that kids who are growing up in poverty are four times more likely to be excluded from school just tells us that there is a real risk of a system that isn't fair.»

I can't believe how many young people I know now, friends of my own children, kids who hang out at our own house, who's hearts have been crushed beyond recognition and sometimes I wonder beyond repair... some by their parents, some by other authorities, and some by the church.