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do not let do not to help those who did not know to look after or checked baggage.

We should look after how much courage we have, and whether our faith is strong.

'I've been waiting for you to look after the children while I fetch him. '

The true measure of your style is not how much you can afford to throw away, but how well you look after what you have.

As long as a girl had a man of her own to look after, she'd give me no trouble.

Many working mothers have to look for a cleaning woman one day or more days a week to help with housework and look after the children.

Tina: He was just trying to look after you because he wanted the best for his little girl.

Darling, I promise to live good with you back at home. I will treat you better and better, look after and love you for all my life. Ok?

I admit nothing than to love, the more painful the bereaved, it is no more than happy to look after the matter.

In effect he said he would now look after my intellectual development.

The old lady seemed content to look after the children for her neighbors.

One of them is a handicap and we allow her son to stay with her to look after her.

The only thing to do was to persuade him, as early as possible, to marry a nice girl, and then trust to her to look after him.

I said if you can arrange someone to look after the child then you can arrange someone to feed the child as well.

But while the White Garden is smaller than its reputation would lead you to expect, it is far from easy to look after.

I'd like you to stay here and look after Shandy again while I go in to see what I can do to help.

We'll send an experienced expert over to look after the matter.

Think of it like a jug of water: you can't keep emptying yourself out to look after children around you without filling yourself up again.

You cannot expect her to do the housework as well as look after the children.

Eg. Can you take and look after the children for a few days?

We expect her to do the housework as well as look after the children.

Jake says thank you. Fell out of his nest over by the plate shop. I'm gonna look after him till he's big enough to fly.

I look after mum when she drinks and put her to bed.

He wants her to give up working and stay home to look after the children. She feels, however, that this is too much for her.

Would it be too much to ask you to look after my baby for a moment?

He was a poor boy indeed, because his father died of an accident, and his mother remarried and couldn't look after him.

"As a consequence he was a burden to her, something she was forced to look after" .

The villagers are as ready to look after her as they were their own daughter.

One evening , however , Enid said, 'I 've arranged for MRS. MOrrison to look after you for a few days, Mother.

He told me that he couldn't attend the meeting the next day because he would have to look after his sick mother.

There are children for her to look after and a big house to take care of.

But Mr Ackermann said he regarded the illness as a warning shot. "I will look after myself better in the future, " he said.

It's difficult to follow here whilst trying to look after your tyres, but then I got past him at the pit stop.

I don't need to say anything, someone is always with me, look after me, waiting for me, listen to my voice inside my mind.

If it's not much trouble, I would like you to look after my child for a moment, please.

Melly knew how it would be-Melly knew him far better than I do. That's why she said look after him and Beau, in the same breath.

It may seem like a reversal of the traditional roles for women to look after the finances - but it's not the only one.

To this purpose, he sent his wife before him, remaining himself to look after some necessary affairs.

But our memories are short. We should not need any more reminders that company leaders do not always look after their shareholders.

Don't let her get hurt, load the responsibility that rise to protect her to look after her, and work hard to do.

We cant't expect her to do the homework as well as look after the children.

When Lincoln was just a boy, he had to help his father to look after his farm.

He said that he loved his parents and felt that it was his duty to look after his aged parents.

If your partner is going away for a few days, tell her that you are worried about her so you have organized a bodyguard to look after her.

Is evidently is not good, you are such far to me, I had no way for you to worry, you might result to look after itself good.

But when Klaette introduces her to look after Woods the little girl screaming scared while dancing to escape.

please look after her, comfort her and protect her till the day we meet. . . . Please take care of him until the day we meet.

Hope that you can help me to look after my cats , being eaten by it , had better to be able to help it to take all of a sudden bath.

and when he came home again from his cruise, he order'd me to lye in the cabin to look after the ship.

"It's really not easy finding work this year, so I'm going to go home to look after the wheat and cotton, " he said, sighing.

Denny was abroad and her mother decided to go abroad to look after her.

Lyra . . . major Darius gave it to me to look after for you want it back?

It is up to you to look after the children.

I knows that I cannot make troubles with you, so learn to be independent, learn to look after myself.

They struck a bargain with the landlord that they would look after the garden in return for being allowed to use it.

His mother look after him as well as she could.

His ex-partner recently moved out and had agreed to let the father look after the children for the weekend.

One of the great joys of Little Deadman's Cay was that there were no local rituals or folkways to observe, no minders to look after.

"Women will not stay at home to look after children. Chinese women do not want to stop their career just to be a housewife, " she says.

It's amazing how much better things look after a good night's sleep.

His mother died, leaving his father to look after the children.

I have to look after my sister and family. I had to pay for my mother's debt( though I needs't do it now and it has nothing to do with me).

Do you guys have some sort of computer image where I can see a before look of me to an after look on how I'm gonna look after my surgery?

who always used to say she would wait till he got married and had a son, then come look after him, was now ill and bedridden.

An only child, living with her father, trying to look after him, lonely, depressed, anxious, she had come to Alan to be healed.

But my brothers and I continued to receive our parents' wages, and we were getting older, and were pretty well able to look after ourselves.

Excuse me. I wonder if you could help me look after the suitcase for a while. I'm going to get some water.

He did not come to the party today, because he had to look after his sick mother.

President Sarkozy said some mothers would be able to receive a full pension even if they had taken years out of work to look after children.

You're right. I'll call and see if he and his wife can look after Dad every second weekend or so.

When Xi Wang was 20 months old, she had to look after herself because her mother had another baby.

Nothing shows more powerfully the duty of every man to look after the needs of others.

Recently, he put advertisements in newspapers to find someone to "look after" his wife and his fortune after he dies.

I really feel for her, with no secure job and two children to look after.

And I'm certain Linton would recover quickly if he had me to look after him.

A good environment will look after itself without a great deal of human intervention and, therefore, will not cost much.

Those grandchildren of mine are very high-spirited; it wears me out to look after them for a whole day.

Shaochun and I will look after it instead of you. Do not worry about this . please.

Lil' E went to look after his brother. But as the group headed toward McDonald's, he called his girlfriend and asked her to come get him.

Occasionally, I moved slowly and dowdily, but sometimes I awakened in a sudden and bustled up to look after my aims.

Her father quit his clerical job and moved to Shanghai to look after her ; her mother, an office assistant , sends money from home .

It was very easy to find an excuse, because my own company was going well, and needed more time to look after.

I've started the record label, I'm trying to promote the album, manage Phil's estate and also look after the appeal to get him out.

The urge to look after your children is strong, but it was not until last summer that I knew how powerful it could be.

"I'm not Mrs. Hirsch, " the woman said. "She owns the place. I just look after it for her. I'm Mrs. Bell. "

LiRunCheng in JinNaNa home after work, JinNaNa pushed the door baggage to leave the home, while the dog to LiRunCheng let him to look after.

In order to let the small peach trees grow up earlier and eat the delicious peaches, they decided to look after the peach trees in turns.

At that time, there was no seat. But she must look after her baby carefully. She had to stand next to me.

My husband had to work in the daytime, so I stayed up nights to look after her as she frequently asked for water in her sleep.

How carefully she will look after you! She will never allow you to be tired, to sit in a draught, to neglect your food.

Lily is no longer a child. I think it is the time for her to learn how to look after herself.

Ms. Merkel responded with a quip of her own: 'And you could look after marketing. '

The female mind therefore has developed to be able to do two things at once. Look after children and gather food.

All that remains is the statement: we try to look after our good employees.

Police said the employee, who helps look after Bloomberg's personal business, was not seriously injured.

With no husband to look after the farm, she had to do everything on her own.

Now you have made me depressed - that you and your bank are allowed to look after clients' money.

But, as parents we are duty bound to look after our own health, just as much as we are to look after our children's health.

I can understand that you guys were in a frenzy because we hardly got the chance to see each other but please look after your safety, ok!

Marilla thought for a long time. "All right, " she said in the end, "I agree. The poor child can stay. I'll look after her. "

you forget how did i look after you when you got pain in neck and leg. maybe you think i should be hurt like this because i am crazy.

For mothers, it means devotion as dad is going to be around to help look after the kids.

I would have gonetothe concert with you, but my mother was ill, I had to stay at home to look after her.

Brown: You mean you need a few days off to look after your baby while your wife is in hospital?

On a computer for a new look after cutting, only a few minutes you can put to good box type hardens and good crease lines.

Highly trained staff to look after the children with provisions even through lunch and snack periods.

I'll give you a few documents have a look, look after, you know how it is.

It turned out to be a dream getaway and all I had to do was look after two new four-legged friends.

It's very noble of you to look after my old grandmother when I was out for business.

Any human effort cannot change the process of growth from a seed into a tree. The gardener can only look after the growth of the tree .

She asks neighbour to look after the child for her, she wants to go to post office all at once.

There were clearly many injured people. Injured spectators were carried to the nearby medical tents set up to look after exhausted runners.

The book mainly reads like a big warning sign, but isn't it nice to have someone look after you every once in a while?

leaving his wife's brother to look after the shop and his wife to look after her her brother.

Lang's father stopped his job to look after him, while his mother stayed in Shenyang to make money.

Given their short range, their firers need to be well armoured and able to look after themselves in close combat.

He refused to look after Jimmy and said a surgical operation would be to advantage for both of them!

I promise you, man to man, that I'll look after him. . . as closely as you've done.

His mother was ill and he had to look after her. That was why he was late.

As emptied the daughter's bedroom, , I thought it might be nice to have a little sister to look after.

Betty: So she knows that she's among friends. Good. But I'm worried about her because she's unhappy. We must look after her.

I'm basically just an ex- con trying to go straight and look after my kids .

I'm afraid you do. It will help you a bit. And I will tell him to look after you first.

The left only depends on myself, cherish on the way, look after carefully, let love become a whole life legendary between you and me.

Tobin Keller: My job is not to look after you, but to look after the man whose been threatened, if there was a threat.

Exercising is of little interest to me, so the majority of my daily routine consists of work, and I do sometimes look after the child.

Yes, China needs a good clean up. It is the duty of every Chinese to look after their country.

However, we would beseech you to allow destiny to look after the outcome, because no one gets away with any crime against Humanity.

Now I can just look after the kids and I don't have to worry about you coming on to me all the time.

She said to the mouse, "you must look after the house again, because I shall be the godmother of another child. "

Look after your body. Give it a good rest and decent food.

If I were a commercial best-seller, I would have enough money to hire a staff to look after my correspondence.

I apologize for not being able to look after you while you were ill.

But long before they get to that point, growing numbers of old people will become less able to look after themselves and need more care.

In order to look after her sick mother, Mary decided to resign her position as a manager in the company.

Your responsibility is to look after me, if you ignore me now, be equal to and did not open the door at the beginning.

You can look after them with love and attention when they are much older, just as they looked after you when you were much younger.

As Mary was the eldest child, she had to look after her younger brothers and sisters.

Her job is to look after the children and teach them everyday English.

e. To look after the hordes of sick men there were only a few old doctors who were helpless before such scene of suffering and misery.

It is not very comfortable, and i have to look after myself, But i haa a good time and made some great friends.

Many young pet owners do not know how to look after their pets.

How look after both sides, to each women, is all life together eternal hard nut to crack.

Would you bother to look after a property you were due to be expelled from?

She said that she could look after herself.

So we have someone look after their cars, and everybody can rest assured. It's also been a successful business.

You can choose to cry or smile your way through life. The nurse told me that I must stay strong for Liu Weiqi and look after him well.

But saving testing labour is fruitless if it only adds overburden to the maintenance department who look after this automated equipment.

She being ill, her mother had to look after her at home.

Alice needs someone to look after her dog for a few days.

Instead the men help look after all the children born to their own sisters, aunts, and other women of the family.

I'd like you to look after my baby for a while.

Captain: You're the twelfth in a long line of the governesses, who have come to look after my children since there mother died.

But more women are going out to work, so fewer of them have time to look after old folk and formal help is becoming increasingly important.

Responsibility is to look after the children.

After the election , the man in the street will have no choice but to trust the elected politicians to look after his interests .

But quitting work to look after the children can mean financial disaster.

Fantail goldfish are easy to look after.

The advice from experts is to get rid of sharp edges, be extra careful as you get older, and look after your wounds.

Wants to know whether recently to love a person, so long as imagined, when he old, was ill in bed, you were willing to look after him?

'You could look after the details, ' he said, according to people present.

I wished to have visited the Great Wall last Sunday but my mother fell ill; I had to look after her.

This year we have grooved tyres and no traction control, so you are going to have to look after the tyres.

I do not wish to be a kept citizen, humbled and dulled by having the state look after me.

Tess did not look after him, but slowly wound along the crooked lane.

We've got to look after them and be consistent. We've got to keep our feet on the ground.

He might be in prison or he might be dead. He had given his daughter to this family so that they can look after her.

Promise yourself that from now on you will look after your scalp as well as your hair, and you will soon begin to see results.

Who will look after the children while their mother is in hospital ?

On a personal level, more families are finding themselves unable to look after aged relatives who are unable to look after themselves.

I have to look after your interest and that of the band.

They have 5 grandsons who are always sent here by their parents to ask them to help look after when they are busy with work.

No, I can earn much offsite, while I can look after my parents if I work locally. If only I could make more money locally!

Although Heathcliff despises the child, he assures Ellen that he will look after him as he has plans for him.

It's also a fascinating new experience for me to have twins and look after them and have the other children seem so curious about them.

For another reason, I think it will be much more convenient for you to look after you parents as they are getting old.

Stay close to the detail of your business, worry frequently, don't be complacent, and look after your people.

If we let him look after the money, I'm afraid much of it will stick to his fingers.

That is why the right back and left back always say they want him on their side so he can run up and down and look after them.

Who will look after the children while mother is in hospital?

Look after each other for you will be coming together in a stronger sense of unity and community in the coming times.

'They say - Mrs d'Urberville says - that she wants you to look after a little fowl-farm which is her hobby.

'Taking it easy' really isn't my style, especially with an almost-2-year-old, two dogs and a home and career to look after.

It does not attempt to look after animals directly in Europe - or, indeed, in America outside Virginia, where it runs a neutering programme.

'And I'll look after Linton. He's all I've got to love in the world.

Who's going to look after the children while you're away?

The children whom the nurses look after are very healthy.

They then suggested that the church appoint seven men to look after the giving out of the food day by day.

The child is old enough to look after himself.

Even families with many children, once the elderly sick, turns to look after their children, but also appeared to be inadequate.

How about a lizard? I have some that are very brightly colored, are not aggressive, and are easy to feed and look after.

Hence the enterpriser's instinct is to let the State look after the consequences.

I realize that I owed my life to Henry. He had given up all his time to look after me.

A fantail goldfish weighs about 4 kilograms, they are easy to look after.

We'll put up the beehive in a sunny place behind the house and just leave it to look after itself.

Mr Hiddink, who was already manager of the Russian national team, agreed to look after the Chelsea side until the end of the season in May.

This might interpret out of context, to have a look after the half, but otherwise a taste.

Her job is to look after the children in the nursery.

I said to the younger brother that will look after her carefully.

He seems not to look after the children.

The strength of an organization is easily measured by the steps it takes to look after its own.

At a later date for such a long days without me, remember to look after yourself!

I figured out that I had done enough for the both of them. . . I made up my mind to look after myself first. That made Yvette sore.

A neighbour promised to look after the children.

Hopefully the other game will go our way but we've got to look after ourselves and get the three points.

From that, I never let them look after self , do not allow them to think that self is a weak woman.

Look after him every time, are repeated in this way to make fun of him.

After all, they pay to look after old ruins, and I'm of historical interest. I think they'll be pleased to do it! '

Father's current condition is not so well. I plan to go back Beijing to look after him after i finish my novel writing.

She used to visit the poor people near her house and look after them when they were ill.

Now my hamster have a year and a half, I'll look after it, let him longevity some.

But with no one to help you read a map, look after you if you get ill, or lend you money if your wallet is stolen, they are challenging.

I mean, if I needed you to, could you help look after me?

I had to look after the children. My mother went home.

Japanese mothers teach their daughters to look after their husbands, and diligently be filial to her parents-in-law.

At national and European level, policies have been established aimed at encouraging farmers to look after wildlife on their properties.

It was a satisfying job to work together with other volunteers to look after the patients.

She's so touchy about being able to look after herself that your offer of help may easily be taken amiss.

You see, both our parents live far away, my wife will be in hospital for several days, so there's nobody to look after her.

Last night they had to be at home to look after their little sister as their parents weren't at home.

I'm sorry to hear that You're not feeling well. Look after yourself.

e. g. He needs to look after her mother after school.

As it was a Sunday, Mr Edgar and all the servants went to church, leaving me alone to look after Catherine.

The stakes are gigantic: getting someone else to look after our children is the biggest act of delegation that any of us ever does.

My main thought for the next 10 years is to look after my family and continue my community activities.

They decided to take turns living with the old man, and that way they could look after him, too.

Make sure that your relative or friend is able to look after themselves properly.

In a near-by provincial hospital, however, there were fourteen Chinese doctors and thirty nurses to look after only fifteen patients.

The old people can look after their grandchildren, which may, to a certain degree, relieve the pressure from the younger generation.

'They need higher pay and a better job while I need them to look after my baby. It is a good deal. We help each other, ' he says.

I can't go to work and look after the baby at they same time-I've only got one pair of hands, you know!

Her work is to look after the children.

Her duty is to look after the children.

Michael, her husband, trained as a respiratory nurse in order to look after his wife.

While your away from home, Ill look after the children.

They, in turn, just as a mother looks after her one and only son, would look after him.

He often doesn't look after his things well. And he never puts them away.

She had learned to look after herself at an early age and now encouraged her children to do likewise.

Gerald was given a dressing down by the boss today after he failed to look after those clients properly.

Its all very well the doctors telling me Ive got to rest, but whos going to look after my children?

On the one hand, she had to look after her sick son; on the other, she tried her best to be a good news writer.

Her mother could look after the chickens, and he would pay for the children to go to school. Tess firmly rejected his offer.

He says although international powers care about their interests, Pakistan must look after its interests and peace talks must be continued.

"My father often talks about who will look after me if I don't marry, when he is gone, if I get sick, " she said.

I told her not to worry . She told me to look after myself.

We also sent Webb Hubbell, the associate attorney general designate, over to the Justice Department to look after things.

When walks together, he all takes the lead, cannot turn the head to have a look after death her.

The verger who helps to look after the church, gets a kiss from the winner -- and often has pancake as well.

i. e. It is very kind of you to help me look after my kids when I'm out.

D. They are quiet and easy to look after.