81.   Most are adults, but here and there children sit with their families.

82.   Nearby, children sat under the shade of a tree that serves as their school.

83.   One child sat in a ditch reading a scavenged book, oblivious to the river of humanity making an epic journey home.

84.   Sharansky, wearing his trademark khaki cap and sneakers, visited rickety shacks where children sat on wooden benches, studying Hebrew.

85.   Several other children sat quietly in the noon heat.

86.   Some schools make children sit frequent exams which they have to pay for, or charge fees for everything from tuition and textbooks to air-conditioned classrooms and new buildings.

87.   The child sits in a dim and crowded hospital room, staring far into the distance.

88.   The children sit cross-legged on the sun-hardened earth, shouting in unison the letters of the Hindi alphabet.

89.   The new traffic laws include requiring children to sit in the back seat, no cellular phone use while driving and giving pedestrians the right-of-way.

90.   The Rocket Rider is a seesaw swing, with a white seat on which two children can sit back-to-back.