Examples of using Whose child in English and their translations into Hebrew
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there must be no talk from anyone about whose child this is.
Until a particular mother, whose child had just turned two, died of this disease.
I get an email at least once a week from a parent whose child is struggling.
If you're a parent today whose child has been taking an increasing interest in the household toolbox of late, consider saving your
It would appear that this extension has not hitherto been recognized in case law and I also see no possibility of making a distinction between parents whose child has been injured as a result of medical negligence and parents whose child has been injured as a result of another tortious act.
So if I could inspire even a fraction of you in the audience today to share this pioneering diagnostic approach with even one parent whose child is suffering from a developmental disorder, then perhaps one more puzzle in one more brain will be solved.
A mother whose child was diagnosed with leukemia at age 6 says that her biggest challenge was keeping her other two children,
The tragedy of the families and the adopted children is manifold- the many parents whose child was taken away and have passed away
gives her daughter to a Polish family whose child has recently died.
You see the mothers whose children are waiting for them in Heaven.
The one whose children you want to bear?
Whose children were placed for adoption in Georgia?
Whose children would return home to farm?
Gaia, the mother of our Earth, whose children became our gods.
To break the spirits of families whose children are arrested in overnight raids.
She spends her time with the children at home.- Whose children are those?
I write about this as someone whose children are not in school.
These arguments outraged the bulk of the nation, whose children are obliged to serve their nation for a period of two to three years.
Wheeler receives many calls from parents whose children are 18,
As I sat with families whose children were at the end of their lives,