Sentence examples for Foster from high-quality English sources.

• Foster!!

• Foster decided to strike back.

• Foster was not a police officer, Mr.

• I’m a foster carer and I earn £1.70 an hour.

• The Hodgkinsons later lost custody of that foster daughter.

• But foster-care adoptions levelled off at around 50,000 annually a few years ago.

• These were experienced foster parents who had taken care of multiple children in the past.

• On average, foster children stay for only 14 months at foster parents’ homes.

Use Foster in a sentence.

• The county estimates that nearly 60 people in Santa Clara transition out of foster care each year.

• With each setback, Sidney grew more frustrated, according to Foster Sidney, who married Sidney in 1954.

• Italian media report that two of the children have been sexually abused after being assigned to the foster parents.

• “This case could have profound consequences for the more than 400,000 children in foster care across the country,” she said.

• Research released by Foster Care Associates last year estimated there is a shortfall of 7,600 foster homes in the UK.

• To overcome this problem, the foster agency that was supervising Mercedes’s children had a policy of encouraging foster parents to consider adoption.

• Every time the foster mothers tried to move them, so I could examine them, the kids would scream, scream, scream, and just claw at their foster mothers.

• “This has created a state of emergency, as more children than ever need a safe and loving foster family, while fewer adults are coming forward as potential foster carers.

Foster sentence examples

• The gesture is rooted in Smith’s days at Cornell University, where he met a former foster kid who was looking for a place to stay on campus during winter break because she had aged out of the foster care system.

• In spring of this year, the foster agency called Peter to see if he could temporarily care for a seven-year-old boy called Johnny (not his real name), who was in need of a foster family at the start of the coronavirus pandemic.

• Ms Wright said the coronavirus emergency has compounded the pre-existing national shortage of foster carers due to both foster carers and non-foster parents falling ill with the virus, and more children subsequently going into care.

• The coronavirus crisis has exacerbated the existing national staff shortage in the foster care system, with local authorities failing to introduce adequate contingency plans for foster carers who fall ill with the virus – despite the fact some foster carers have already died from Covid-19.