Examples of 'barnardo' in a sentence
Meaning of "barnardo"
Barnardo is a verb that means to raise or take care of children in the manner of Dr. Barnardo, who founded homes for destitute children in the 19th century
How to use "barnardo" in a sentence
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Barnardo founded his famous orphanages.
I decided to call the cub Barnardo.
Barnardo is troubled by the conditions in which the children live.
I decided to call the cub Barnardo In honor of dr.
Barnardo was named a possible suspect long after his death.
I decided to call the cub Barnardo Good boy.
Barnardo he said that we are scumbag eh.
Johnny and Jenny argue about their differing views of Barnardo.
Barnardo has my place.
Lord Shaftesbury is won over by Barnardo and visits the children with him.
Barnardo laid great stress on the religious teaching of the children under his care.
Her mother was a daughter of orphanage founder Thomas John Barnardo.
His son Barnardo is said to have been by Guitburgi.
The city 's history is strongly tied to the figure of the Prince-Bishop Barnardo Clesio.
Barnardo was also a member of the Orange Order in Dublin.
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Well, sit we down, and let us hear Barnardo speak of this.
Barnardo has my place. Give you good night.
The man who looked after orphans. In honor of dr. Barnardo.
Barnardo and his wife, Syrie, were given a home in Barkingside as a wedding gift.
Your life is so simple. You know, Barnardo.
As a young child, Barnardo thought that everything that was not his should belong to him.
Barnardo reflects on the course his life is taking " A Strange and Lovely Song.
Undaunted, Barnardo seeks the aid of Lord Shaftesbury.
Barnardo married three times and fathered 19 children.
Dr Thomas Barnardo was one of the Victorian era 's great philanthropists.
Barnardo 's is a British charity founded by Thomas John Barnardo in 1866, to care for vulnerable children.
