Two of her children were in the parlor; one eleven years old, and the other a child in her fourth year.
That her best service to God is to bring up her children in the love of what is good and true,--in filial obedience and fraternal affection.
She declared herself delighted with the morning at school, and tried to persuade herself that she was only going there to see how her governess did her duty by her children.
He had married a Miss Stanley, who was not only of very good birth, but who had a considerable fortune, which was settled on her children.
Her children were of more promising type, though Earwaker would hardly have supposed them so old as he knew them to be.
But as her children grew up, Mrs. Warricombe's mind and temper were insensibly modified by influences which operated through her maternal affections, influences no doubt aided by the progressive spirit of the time.
His sister, Mrs Cusse, was happy in her husband, her children, and a flourishing business.
Who of her children can be sure that the house he is building for himself will ever be the dwelling of his son; that the city he lives in to-day will tomorrow acknowledge him as a member of its community?
Renouncing all the habit of her sex, she abandoned the veil and the distaff, and took up arms, under pretext of maintaining the rights of her children.
She would have killed herself, but her religion and the love of her children forbade it.
It is very hard on a mother to be deprived of the affection of her children, particularly when they can give her such happiness as every woman clings to.
A mother is as cunning to get at her children as a girl can be in the conduct of a love intrigue.
Her children, therefore, were aged respectively fifteen and thirteen.
Amelia's concern for the distresses of her husband was aggravated at the sight of her children.
Mrs. Atkinson then interposed, and begged that she would not hurry her spirits, but compose herself, and go home to her children, whither she would attend her.
Amelia begged Mrs. Atkinson to say something to her children, for that her spirits were overpowered.
Baruch Chapter 5 Jerusalem is invited to rejoice and behold the return of her children out of their captivity.
Her children rose up, and called her blessed: her husband, and he praised her.
This woman shall be brought into the assembly, and inquisition shall be made of her children.
Rosalie's mother gave away everything, first to her father, then to her husband, then to her children.
When Amelia, after dinner, retired to her children, James began to talk to his friend concerning his affairs.
Then looking fondly on her children, she burst into an agony of tears, and cried, "Oh Heavens; what have these poor little infants done?
Every palm in her garden comes from her husband, and belongs to her children.
Nefert and Paaker had grown up together, and by this union she foresaw that she could secure her own future and that of her children.
What other memories can the "successful" woman of to-day hope to leave in the minds of her children?
Silence all," he called gloatingly, "for a mother's last words to her children.
Mrs. Darling first heard of Peter when she was tidying up her children's minds.
This seemed a strange event after twelve years' stay in Europe for the education of her children, but Westover did not feel authorized to make any comment upon it.
Mrs. Vostrand had then lately come abroad for the education of her children, and was pausing in doubt at Florence whether she should educate them in Germany or Switzerland.
If he was, and the absent Mr. Vostrand had the same habit of sulking and kicking at people's shins, Westover could partly understand why Mrs. Vostrand had come to Europe for the education of her children.
He was aware of her children being a good deal in the salon: a girl of eight, who was like her mother, and quite a savage little boy of five, who may have been like his father.
Her well-considered philosophy of life had an evident groundwork of ambition and worldly wisdom, which appears always in her advice to her children.
La Fayette sends me word that she is more deeply affected than she herself believed, being occupied with her health and her children; but these cares have only rendered more sensible the veritable sadness of her heart.
She is tranquil during the day and passes it playing at cards, but at its close the extravagances and fits of passion begin; she torments her husband, her children, her servants, to such a point that they do not know which way to turn.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "her children" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
