took care

I took care of the children during school holidays, I saw them three times a week.

In his mind he took care of it, he said he was sorry, it's done and life goes on.

All Summer long, he took care to weed the garden and water the plants.

When his granddaughter was born, he took care of her all day.

Whether he took care of any of these alleged children, or whether they existed at all, was another question.

So insistent was he in his respect for ownership that he took care not to disturb or displace anything belonging to someone else.

It was absolutely amazing when she picked it up to safety, protecting it from the hyena. And over the next five hours, she took care of it.

Later she acquired two holy pictures, one of the Virgin Mary, the other of the crucifixion, and took care to conceal them from her husband.

Hoping to lend a hand, volunteers took care of her medical expenses, and chauffeured her to a hospital in Chengdu to receive chemotherapy.

He took care of her, and she gave him a reason to stay clean.

In early 1983, I hired Lynda Dixon, who took care of me for a decade and continued to work in my Arkansas office when I became President.

She said the church took care of the youth, providing him with clothes.

His mother took care of him as well as possible.

Montefalco took care of him, however, out of a bizarre sense of loyalty.

She stayed at home and took care of her mother yesterday. = She stayed at home and looked after her mother yesterday.

She was in a coma for a year and I took care of her at home, until she died in my arms in December of 1992.

He stayed in his den, lying down there, and pretended to be sick. He took care that his sickness should be publicly known.

She was on disability leave and had a student living with her full time who took care of her.

He took care to keep always on the dark side of the street.

When John was away, mary took care of his mother with all her heart.

Her mother died when she was a baby, and her father took care of her all by himself.

In spite of all the pain, organ failures, and morphine shots, Katie is going along with her wedding and took care of every detail.

but they took care of him until he could give them more factual information.

He took care of her as her dementia deepened and she slowly faded.

For the old man and woman who took care of him, he brightened his iron ornament glitteringly.

she'd never been taking care of me. I took care of her.

The doctors took care of him the best they could, but the injured eye got infected.

He cared for the sheep, if there was something around that was going to threaten the sheep; he took care of the situation.

"He took care of the special training of chosen newcomers, especially Westerners, " says Hanif.

While he took care of our son, I put my imaginary blinders on (so I don't get distracted) and focused on the task.

Since the barber gave everybody the same haircut, his practised hand took care of his job without involving his mind.

Since the barber gave everybody the same haircut, his practiced hand took care of his job without involving his mind.

sick, have a fever, roommates all took care of me, I only think of you, hope you at my side.

I was in charge of the office in a general way. I supervised three other girls and also took care of the company''s correspondence.

Whenever any great prince or princess was announced of, his agents took care to tell him that they had very long noses.

Women like when man looks like he took care of his appearance.

Dad was the oldest of seven boys, he was a filial son, responsible brother who took care of his younger brothers.

So needless to say, after her sister's marriage, it was the little girl who took over the job and took care of the house.

Janet' s description of her husband begins thus: "Loved me. Took care of me. Worried about me. "

Even though she , the poor, took care of his husband from head to toes but his husband has blown her off for a rich lady.

I took care to have it confirmed to me by the author himself whom I am quoting, that he has no experience of psychoanalysis.

Margaret Thatcher, no friend of the unions, took care to have the police onside whenever she took on organised labour.

The thief took care not to leave his finger print on the furniture.

Father took care of the child while his wife was away.

Since her mother had died young , her father took care of his six children alone.

Her mother took care of her when she was ill.

In the absence of her mother, she took care of her brother.

He took care to formulate his reply very clearly.

As soon as he walked in, he took charge -- and took care of Jason and me.

An old couple took care of me and prepared food for me. They earned their living by running a small coffee shop.

Who took care of the children when you were away?

Ann: Yes. His wife is a better half. She not only took care of the children but also helped him to do the experiments.

It was so nice to see you all there. I also want to thank the staff who took care of me out there.

Guillermo took care of her, like a lifelong companion at the end of shared years.

The girl was very beautiful; she took care of the king and waited on him, but the king had no intimate relations with her.

The sea king had no wife. His mother took care of the house.

The children were playing, and she took care that none were hurt.

Always weird to meet your stunt double. It's like looking into a mirror where the other you took care of yourself.

I took care of a few things. I righted a few wrongs in my own life first. OK? I was going to help the others.

You took care of Dr Manette when he came out of the Bastille. '

We had just left our parents, and he took care of us.

Prudent parents, while admitting that their daughters should marry for love, took care that all the young men they met should be rich.

Although I was a new face in the group, everyone took care of me and treated me so nicely that I felt very comfortable.

He took care of them with so much love.

They only had one cook, one abbot, and another that took care of the door and all the books.

Significantly, she took care to include both left- and right-handed people among the subjects.

"I gave myself one to two weeks every month for travel. But I always took care of my class and assignments first, " Tang said.

The succeeding Kings of Bukhara took care of his school and mosque, expanding them and increasing their religious endowments (away).

I disabled SCSI detection by adding knoppix no scsi to the boot command, and that took care of it.

The trouble is, she reckons, that most people think the stimulus bill took care of all that.

My early childhood was extremely happy, as my beautiful mother and kind Peggotty took care of me.

Be thankful that someone took care of you when you were too little to fend for yourself.

but look , she stayed with me , she took care of me.

On the other hand was my grandmother, who also took care of me and was more spiritual, less educated and definitely less rational.

I marked down the address that she gave me over the telephone, and took care not to lose it.

When it was conducted legitimately I mean straight, as far as the bucket shop went the fluctuations took care of the shoestrings.

Over 40, 000 years ago, a healthy baby mammoth was born into a family group that took care of her.

At first, her mother took care of her.

took care that all the young men they met should be rich. This method was sometimes very successful.

Two of the children Bayquni took care of attest to this.

Her parents took care of the baby for her. adj.

Mum came back home quickly and she took little Jimmy back to our home and took care of his feet.

W: It's gone, thanks. I went to the dentist last night, and he took care of it.

His secretary normally took care of "computer stuff" , and she was on vacation.

They are basically very similar, but we took care to deliver every one of them with unique rules and many customizable settings.

During rigorous, daily interrogation sessions, we took care to protect our sources and interview subjects.

Xiaoding does not understand what Deng Yi meant, another Deng Yi took care of his classmates is very standard Mandarin translation.

There was a man who really took care of his body.

I had gunshot wounds, broken bones, lacerations from the trees and rocks, but they took care of me until I was eventually rescued on 4 July.

So many people took care about our arriving, our housing and made everything possible to have a great working start.

So many people took care about our arriving, our housing and made everything possible to have a great working start.

She also did the yard work. She took care of the garden.

l mean it, l took care of this myself. l don't need you to rescue me!

Charles: Yeah, Mike, I thought you called Sarah and took care of it.

Because the cowherd took care of the fairy so well, she fell in love with him and married him.

But I took care of that problem and disposed of them.

He did the moving, and I took care of the office.

I went to the dentist last night, and he took care of it.

Grandma took care of my family. She was really kind and patient.

There would be fewer accidents if drivers took care.

She took care of all of us kids and her mother, and so many others, though she was sick herself.

One nanny told Jacob about how the girl she took care of would hide behind her in fear as her parents viciously yelled at each other.

The herbalists took care of the flowers and herbs right from germination of the seed, to picking and extracting the vital essence.

I got Harlem. I took care of Harlem, so Harlem's gonna take care of me.

I have always worked with events and I was member of a group of people who took care of the public events like concerts.

The FAO-EU project took care to include key provincial officials in workshops and field training.

I even met the people who took care of his career, but in the end, David decided to remain at Real.

During the exhibition, we wore the uniform T-shirt. We coordinated with each other and took care of each other.

Before we had exchanging and work dividing, we took care of ourselves only - in other words, you sweep your own floor, build your own house.

No Americans were harmed. They took care to avoid civilian casualties.

Uh, actually I already took care of that earlier.

While UNICEF provided logistics support, the Malian Red Cross and many local organizations took care of social outreach efforts.

The little boy took care not to fall over.

No one took care of the barn. Its roof needed patching; rainwater got under the eaves and dripped down inside the posts and beams.

Officials from the Consulate General in Rio de Janeiro also visited and took care of the bereaved families who went there.

Her sectary took care of her appointments.

Although she has a busy job, she took care of me without any complains.

So who took care of the two of you? - Can we not get into this right now?

These were unreliable and thirsty, but a horde of mechanics took care of them.

Anthony loved me so much, took care of me, gave me opportunity in my career.

The Israeli air force took care of that problem in September 2007.

DB2 II took care of decomposing this query into pieces that could be processed by each of the target data sources.

Peter: No, you feel that way because we left in a hurry. We took care of everything. Believe me we did.

They worked very hard for the man, they made his breakfast and they scrubbed his floors and they took care of his babies.

"People knew instinctively that as long as the economy took care of them, ideology was something they didn't need to debate, " she says.

I Work bandaged, took care not to infect and wait to heal.

The fellowship at Caius took care of my immediate employment problem.

She was very thankful to me, because I took care of her son when she was not there.

I did it already, Papa. Ya know, cuz it could be anyone. . . Papa, I took care of that.

I tried to wash my clothes and took care of my belongings.

Throughout American history, women who took care of their families also have felt the urge to create art.

Concierge took care of shipping a poster home for us with a smile.

Volunteers directed traffic, handed out food and even took care of lost property, copying the Tahrir Square protesters.

The proud Ione took care to conceal the anguish she endured.

And that's funny, too, because she never took care of herself properly.

That round of applause is actually for the doctors and nurses of the hospital who took care of Avelile.

While I worked, my husband stayed at home and took care of our admin and the house and garden.

When I came here they took care of me and everybody talked to me.

I was shocked to find that we also took care of the German dead.

She took care of the little boy, whose parents had gone abroad.

Then he was a farm worker who took care of parks and farm animals.

I took care of my neighbor? s pats when he was away on holiday.

My son took care of me on the way home.

And the Microsoft Exchange EdgeSync service took care of replicating that information to the new Edge Transport server.

Of course, I talked to people around him, because we still took care of matters for him.

need to be took care carefully.

The smart card took care of the hospitalization charges.

It was by turns that they took care of their sick mother.

Her secretary took care of all her appointments.

In some states, my governor friends took care of it.

Wang got together enough money to buy it, and took care of it for the rest of its life.

She took care of me while I was sick.

Don't worry. Mr. Stevens took care of it. -You bet I did, Bill! -Woo-hoo!

You took care of me.

Through contact at St. Bede's, she found an elderly retired nurse who came to the house daily and took care of Lisa.

i took care of the insurance forms , and all the rest.

Her secretary always took care of the details.

The secretary always took care of the details.

The two sisters took care of their sick mother by turns.

Our weekend-long garage sale took care of most everything else.

But fairly soon real life disasters took care of publicity.

My grandparents took care of my sister and me when we were kids.

Perhaps mom and dad always took care of such things.

I took care of a cat for my friend here a few days ago.

Auntie Lucy took care of the wounded soldier like her own son.

She often took care of my children for me while I was away.

The government took care to ensure that everyone in the country shared in the wealth.

the lien was very busy being King, so the hyena took care of the cow and the bull.

I've took care of my poor old dog recently since he is ill.

I took care of my little brother while Mother was away.

Bill's mother had died six years ago, so Lily took care of Bill by herself.

Who took care of you when you are sick?

We took care of the wounded puppy.

But the boy took care to sit on the far side of the room, away from the purse.

When arriving in China, I Chi HSU took care of our group and showed us Beijing for three days.

And this took care of the situation resoundingly.

Madoff took care of Nasi at bonus time too.

"These are important things we needed to take care of, and we took care of them by the time we got the notice, " Jeffers said.

The first two weeks, we didn't need to pay for anything; Li Yaomin, the Sharks GM, took care of us.

She took care of them all tie time.

It is the baby that I took care of yesterday.

I took care of my baby sitter.

Ms. Frost took care of the bird until Prudle died in 1994.

Like most of the other men in the village, Akuku always took care of his family.

She never really took care of herself after that, healthwise, that is.

Xiao Li took care of them.

Within this building he was very much loved because he always took care of the team.

Who took care of us.

Look, I took care of them. Let's go. Okay.

I took care of the check.

They took care of and loved each other very much, and their country was happy, too.

When I grew up, I too became a woodchopper, and after my father died I took care of my old mother as long as she lived.

Binh's neighbor, said that last year she took care of five or six babies whose mothers work at nearby industrial zones.

I took care of my self when I was 6.

I just felt like nobody cared about me. My Mom died when I was five years old and my aunt, she took care of us.

In the place where she heard Heathcliff termed a 'vulgar young ruffian, ' and 'worse than a brute, ' she took care not to act like him;

if pets, potted flowers and trees, including the payment of a close friend, took care, watering;

He took care of my daughter

she took care of me all night and made me porridge

This picture was taken when my mother took care of me in Guangzhou

He said: When I was child, my parents took care of me well and gave me the best family-nurture;

I won't forget that night my mom sent me to hospital and took care of me in midnight when I got fever;

stayed by your side, took care of you when no one said they would

A person who took care of you when you were little

Greeted visitors, answered telephone, used computer to enter time sheet, took care of visitors

who took care of you as a child

A Person Who Took Care of You in Your Childhood

You took care of the cat already

Who took care of the pigs