Examples of 'smiling children' in a sentence
Meaning of "smiling children"
This phrase refers to children who have a pleasant or happy facial expression, typically showing joy, satisfaction, or amusement
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I have put bigger holes in smiling children.
Smiling children at play.
All the smiling children.
Satan sits a throne below a large pentagram with smiling children next to him.
The smiling children wore interesting masks and socialized without prejudice.
In the world of smiling children.
She is also a godmother to the Womanity charity formerly Smiling Children.
I am a fan of your photos and the smiling children are really beautiful portraits.
Hiding from the world? Is it to create dependent but smiling children.
Pallet of supplies from Smiling Children arrived in Khajuraho.
In the rendering, Satan is sitting in a pentagram-adorned throne with smiling children next to him.
Lloyds ipb hosts smiling children at 90th anniversary celebration in geneva.
On the road to Georgetown Friendly people and smiling children everywhere.
The Womanity Foundation ( formerly the Smiling Children Foundation ) is an independent private foundation established in 2005.
Indoors, a large photograph on the wall shows the healthy and smiling children of the family.
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All the various hues, that -- that melted the heart All the smiling children.
Hublot supports the charity work of the Smiling Children Foundation.
All the various hues, that-that melted the heart All the smiling children.
Seeing all those happy families together, all those smiling children with shiny faces.
Check out our activities and achievements in the Smiling Children Annual Report 2010.
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Many children had rejoined their families
