Příklady orphan

• At this point, foundlings were associated with orphans.

• The poor no longer included only the traditional groups (widows, orphans, the blind, the lame) but also comprised newer kinds as well.

• The surprising fact that only 53 per cent of the orphans could be identified in the court archives has already been discussed.

• The final orphanage sample included 234 orphaned children from 124 different parental couples.

• Many orphans had already left the parental home before the death of the last biological parent (8 per cent at least).

• In 1814 the total number of orphans was 88, in 1859 approximately 80.

• On this occasion, three daughters were orphaned, so the family property was granted to a couple with two male children.

• However, with the current denotation, embryos are treated as "orphans," an analogy that leads to paradoxes.

• Our widows and orphans cry in their homes; our old fathers cry along the road.

• Care was taken of all of the orphans.

• Within this tradition, adoption and fostering used to be the two main ways of providing alternative care to orphans and abandoned children.

• At that time living conditions and staff numbers in this institution did not allow the institutionalisation of many orphans and abandoned children.

• The orphanage employed only one director and one nurse to look after newly found orphans and abandoned children.

• In their place there would be schools for their children, hospitals for their sick, homes for their orphans, and societies, libraries and institutions for themselves.

• The group of the youngest orphans manifested the biggest deprivation of personal love.