wonder child

No wonder children with time on their hands are seen as a major market.

No wonder children play the games for hours at a stretch.

As a wonder child, he was often drawn and painted.

No wonder children would rather watch videos or write on walls.

No wonder children in care are three times more likely to run away than children who live with their parents at home.

No wonder children and teenagers have so embraced the stories: they are at the heart of them.

Human and Tanu women are to bear these wonder children!

“Before the economy went bad, organics were the wonder child of the food industry.

On stage, in Blue Bird, she played the wonder child.

No wonder children's books are falling off a cliff," he says.

Are there no lonely, anxious, wondering children, who must tell their tale?

It's no wonder children keep falling through the cracks.

He's to be a beautiful child, a wonder child!

David's teacher regards Him as a wonder child.

"Tell her otherwise," said Dathanja, as he stood before that wondering child's frightened gaze.

She addressed the wondering children, "Santa Claus was here and he left something for everyone."

Small wonder children and female passengers regarded him with an almost breathless adoration, she found herself thinking.

With his natural acting and talent for memorizing lines at that young age, he was soon considered a new "Wonder Child".

Mozart, once the pampered wonder child who sat on the lap of a queen, had grown up to be a menace to society.

Ready to accept with the joy of a wondering child, everything, progressive, lovely, good, half hungry, half full.

Barrett's farrier thinks she is a wonder child.

Now people treated teachers like anybody else, which was a grave mistake; no wonder children were so cheeky and ill-behaved.

No wonder children are obese and unhealthy.

You are going to be a child apart, a wonder child, and I shall never leave you.'

With that in mind, tell me of it--the things you would tell a wondering child.