children

• children were

  Lots of small children were taken about like this in winter.

• three children

  I have left my three children

• older children

  Was that er w was that sort of thing quite usual then for older children

• small children

  Lots of small children were taken about like this in winter.

• children aged

  To determine whether birth weight and gestational age are associated with respiratory illness and lung function in children aged 5–11 years.

• children have

  This should cause us to be cautious when we make assumptions about what children have gained from a story.

• children should

  Most people don't think that children should be represented in Parliament by children.

• have children

  Elsie couldn't have children, you see.

• wife and children

  With his wife and children in his car, ex policeman Christopher gave chase.

• when children

  It performs important functions in times of crisis, both when children enter care and when foster placements break down.

• two children

  Jim is married with two children and hopes to move to Cambuslang.

• children under

  There's a £30 reduction for children under the age of 12 occupying a twin bed in a room on a two week holiday (£15 for one week).

• where children

  Beer garden where children are welcome.

• four children

  While their four children were growing up, she put off fulfilling her ambition to run an antique shop of her own.

• provision for children

  Equalising educational provision for children of different socio-economic backgrounds does not do away with the educational disabilities of working class children vis-à-vis middle class children.

• children act

  Three of her children actually worked at the mine.

• young children

  I looked at his young wife, Dawn, with her four young children visiting Salisbury for the week-end.