Sentence examples for Childs from high-quality English sources.

• “It added a measure of confidence,” Childs told me.

• Katie Thistleton meets trail-blazing reality TV star Amy Childs.

• Gordon found in a studio; they belonged to the choreographer Lucinda Childs.

• There has been a long media silence from the organisation’s chief executive, Darren Childs.

• The Childs had known Rosemary Manell since 1949, when they were all together in France.

• Friends of the Earth’s head of policy, Mike Childs, said: “It will take more than warm words to fix the climate crisis.

• “By saying that people should jump back into cars, the government are contributing to increased pollution,” Childs said.

• William Westmoreland, in full William Childs Westmoreland, (born March 26, 1914, Spartanburg county, South Carolina, U.S.

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• Patrick Day-Childs, a 21-year-old video games journalist in Southampton, is a council member of the UK's Church of Jediism.

• For them, “readiness is as important as new hulls,” says Nick Childs, an analyst with the International Institute for Strategic Studies.

• Erdogan’s plan to reopen it for Muslim prayer shows the fight to preserve the Hagia Sophia is about far more than just a building, writes Kevin Childs

• Mike Childs, the head of science at Friends of the Earth, said: “We need to see a conclusive end to the damaging fixation with new fossil fuel-heavy projects.

• The urge to downplay weakness and project strength has resulted in a form of nervous muscle-flexing that Nick Childs of the International Institute for Strategic Studies, a think-tank, calls “pandemic deterrence”.

• While Simon Cowell was cashing his 1D cheques, TOWIE launched careers like Amy Childs’, and all things Essex were beamed into living rooms across Britain, soon followed by rival show featuring Spencer Matthews and Chelsea’s social set.

• Chief executive Darren Childs said: "The welfare of everyone involved in Premiership Rugby is crucial to us and this break in the season gives us the chance to hand some much-needed rest to our hard-working players, management, staff and match officials."

• After a brief visit with Kim Davis, swaddled in flag colors, the camera fixed itself on Edith Childs, the progenitor of Obama’s famous “Fired up, ready to go” campaign chant, and I took this as a sign that ABC’s producers know a “lift” when they hear one, too.

Childs sentence examples

• Premiership Rugby chief executive Darren Childs said: "We won't know the exact impact on our clubs until the tiers are announced on Thursday, so my team stands ready to work with government to tackle the challenges of fan attendance in a way that minimises health risks.

• Jacob Childs used to work alongside his brother as registered nurses in the designated coronavirus floor at Providence Saint John's Health Center in Santa Monica, California — until his brother and 10 other nurses were suspended after they complained they didn't have access to airborne-resistant masks.

• Premiership Rugby chief executive Darren Childs said: "The announcement that supporters will not be allowed into stadiums for up to six months cuts off crucial revenue for clubs who have already suffered significant financial losses from suspending the season and playing matches behind closed doors since March.

• The last feature film from writer, director and producer Nora Ephron, this comedy-drama about a famous chef Julia Childs (played by a eccentric Meryl Streep) and home cook Julie Powell, who attempts to cook all 524 recipes in one of Child's recipe books in 365 days, is a throwback to the films of old, where dreams become reality.