Sentences with phrase «what about the kids»

But what about the kids?

What about those kids who might have -LSB-...]

What about the kid who lined up at noon lunch break to get tickets to the Leafs, only to be beat by a bunch of thugs who lined up at 9 am, who later flips them to some investment banker?

Dude, if you think he deserves your prayers, what about the kids that have been victimized?

So when the thought of leaving Church first surfaced, my first thought was: But what about the kids?

So the guy1 said what about the kids?

You don't make a lot of friends dampening a conversation by saying, «Yeah, well what about the kid who just died of AIDS in Africa?»

What about the kids we are now saving who are born extremely prematurely and will be medically fragile all their lives?

DALLAS (Jan. 11, 2016)-- Millions of adults from coast to coast will be resolving to eat healthier in the New Year; but what about their kids?

What About the Kids?

But, what about the kids?

But what about the kids who's parents have different priorities?

But what about your kids?

What about the kids?

Parents often look to New Year's resolutions to inspire better eating habits, but what about the kids — what nutritious habits help influence them?

and what about the kid who ate fruit loops for breakfast, a fruit roll up for snack and washed the cupcake down with gatorade?

Whenever a couple gets divorced, the first question their friends and extended family wonder about is, what about the kids?

Now for all of you... we'd love to hear what about your kid's favorite packed lunch beyond PB&J or ham and cheese.

And what about our kids?

What about the kids who are tossed out?

This is so sad, especially for the families and what about their kids?»

And what about kids with a history of multiple concussions?»

But what about the kids?

Oh wait what about the kids & Hubs?

Everyone is ready to leave a style statement but what about the kids?

But what about the kid whose head is down on his desk, the kid who is just so quiet that you wonder what is going on behind those eyes, the kid who is disaffected but really is not a behavior problem at all?

Some students socially transition at a young age and school records, including their «gender marker» — male, female — get updated, but what about kids who haven't started to transition or their records haven't been updated?

What about the kids that don't «get» school?

What about the kid who doesn't see the point or the purpose of sitting in a desk and doing assignments that have never motivated her in the past?

... and I keep wondering, what about those kids that will be first to hit the buzz saw of tests?

What about the kid who stands up, sometimes against his cool friends, to defend an outcast?

What about kids already in private schools?

What about the kids who are pushed out of those schools?

But what about the kids?

Now that we talked about ebooks from grownups, what about Kids?

In What About the Kids?

If they only think text books and tables then it may make little sense but I purchase loots of comic books from Humble bundle and what about kid books and such?

But what about those kids and other library patrons in rural Mississippi?

I also worry about illiteracy... What about the kids that don't have access to computers?

You might be willing to sleep in your car for a few days, but what about your kids?

What About Kids Teasing A Dog By Barking At It?

What about the kids going to a friends or family's house with xbox 360... They each will have to have a $ 60 live membership to enjoy play away from home?

You may find yourself asking: What about the kids?

But what about the kids!

You might be willing to sleep in your car for a few days, but what about your kids?

And what about the kids» dreams and childhood experiences?

Armando - You touch every bare nerve: a new kind of student, why can't every teacher use the technology to deliver their course in their own way, what about those kids without reliable internet connections, and, of course, pedagogy (what!?).

But what about the kids who don't?

But if you ask «What about the kids?»

I can not seriously entertain the myth that our society really is gender neutral, so to consider «What about the kids?»