26 sentences with “child”

He performed a heroic act by saving the child.

I can't stand the screaming of that whiny child.

The story I heard when I was a child made me cry.

The child has very pronounced mixed-race features.

The troubled child sought comfort in his mother's arms.

The child was pedaling his red tricycle on the sidewalk.

At the ceremony, each child wore a badge with their name.

The woman whispered words of comfort to the distressed child.

My father taught me how to use the hammer when I was a child.

Since I was a child, I have sung the national anthem with pride.

The doll was on the floor and seemed to be crying next to the child.

María fell in love with the sound of the harp since she was a child.

There is a backpack under the table. Some child must have forgotten it.

"The taste of chocolate in his mouth made him feel like a child again."

The eager couple was anxiously awaiting the birth of their first child.

The mocking child imitates his classmates' voices to make the class laugh.

When I was a child, my grandfather told me stories of his youth in the war.

The child created a fascinating imaginary story about dragons and princesses.

When I was a child, I had a vivid imagination. I often spent hours playing in my own world.

When I was a child, I loved riding my bike through the woods with my dog running by my side.

When I was a child, I used to imagine that I had superpowers and that I could fly through the air.

Since I was a child, I have always liked the drum. My dad played the drum and I wanted to be like him.

Spring of divine splendor, may the magical spirit of colors that awaits in the soul of every child illuminate my soul!

Since I was a child, I loved going to the movies with my parents, and now that I am grown, I still feel the same excitement.

Since he was a child, his trade as a shoemaker was his passion. Although it wasn't easy, he knew he wanted to dedicate his life to it.

To be elected President or Vice President of the nation, it is necessary to be a native Argentine or, if born abroad, to be the child of a native citizen (who was born in the country) and to meet the other requirements to be a senator. That is, to be over thirty years old and to have at least six years of citizenship exercise.