to take care of

There were no, and I keep emphasizing, nobody's going to take care of somebody else's property as well as they'll take care of his own.

So I would just as soon spend a little time and a little effort and a little money, and be able to take care of myself and my people.

You'd better send for her tomorrow to take care of the children.

We make delicious food, to do cleaning, laundry, obedient husband , wholeheartedly love husband, to take care of him.

the ability to take care of your own, or to honestly let me take care of you!

Lord, I'm not in the best of health and would not be able to take care of all three husbands, so THAT'S why I said 'yes' to George Clooney.

a: that's the point. he once lost his briefcase by asking a "blind man" to take care of it for him.

You'll just have to take care of him. You know what I mean.

Ricky is totally fine and I'm going to take care of him.

To take care of him, I dropped out of college to work a factory job that provides mental health insurance coverage.

No doubt they will be delighted to take care of him.

After a pause she said, with a just perceptible chill in her voice: "May asked you to take care of me? "

Many bring along the children they need to take care of at home, transforming the seminar into a heartwarming family gathering.

There's so much work to do around the house and, with five children to take care of, it's almost impossible.

I did not to take care of it, a few months later, it became haggard, wither, and fade of the Baba.

If his body is not really a good sick , just sick in your own time to take care of him on the list .

Dining room ground handling for the milky white tiles easy to take care of, in the law-abiding, in a few more lighter.

To be honest with you, I do not want to be the cause of you not being able to take care of yourself.

Within a man, he said he would love me, to take care of me, but only once commitments.

Boys must win the support of his good, but it is not always good, as long as when he was sick to take care of him on the list .

Sabrina Johnson used to be assistant manager at a discount retail store before leaving to take care of her mother.

"You've got to take care of your turtles, so they can take care of you, " he said in a priestly way.

Hamster very cute, small size, easy to take care of, than a cat or rabbit cheap, almost all day in bed.

The shepherd dog does not know as much about most things as some other dogs, and yet he understands very well how to take care of sheep.

This zombie will dig under your plants and attack from the back. Use magnet-shrooms or split-peas to take care of him.

I thought of the good old days when grandmother used to take care of me; I remembered it so clearly as if it were just yesterday.

I'm not helping to take care of her, to mow her lawn, to be a good son.

I know that this was the only way for you to take care of your people.

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

There is always too much to take care of and, with kids, neither one of a couple has the energy to keep on top of it all.

He wants her to give up work at home to take care of the children, but she felt that the request is too much.

I hate to take care of you for life, even if the last you with another man to work down the aisle, I also hope to be your friend!

Her mother-in-law helps her to take care of her child and she is grateful.

By this time, his present owner, Jude Stringfellow, met him and wanted to take care of him.

What would be a reasonable rate to pay a child-minder to take care of your kids, for instance, or someone to cover your chores for you?

If God loves you enough to send His own son to die for you, don't you think He loves you enough to take care of your bills?

Mom need I care, I again is a filial children, so I hope the teacher can permit me false, let me to take care of me that his sick mother.

She was a single woman so there was no children's father around to take care of her. While in the coma, her brother came to visit her.

"I don't trust anyone to take care of him, " she said. "I just pray that God gives me the health to take care of him. "

better send for her tomorrow to take care of the children.

Keep in mind that the government, Medicare, and other programs are not going to take care of you as much as you think.

Daming was hurt. The doctor said he had to stay in hospital for about two weeks. His father has to go to take care of him.

Look , if I ' m going to take care of you , you ' re going to have to help me a little , okay ?

Actually in Her eyes, all children are Her children and one of Her duties is to take care of the children.

No way. Your viewpoint is too selfish. You are not at all ready to take care of a dog.

My uncle and aunt took her in a year ago, after her mother died. Her job is to take care of the yaks.

I'm giving this worry to you and I'm going to trust you to take care of this.

Her mother being ill, she had to ask for leave to take care of her.

Nobody wants to take care of him because he never talks to others.

Somebody's got to take care of him .

At five, she tried to take care of me when, badly shaken by the suicide of a young veteran, I retreated to a remote campsite.

She said Jackson was in training for his upcoming shows in London and told her: "You have to take care of me. "

Christian remembers his grandmother was the one to take care of him. His parents both worked in the fields.

"No man is fit to be a naturalist, " said he, "who does not know how to take care of specimens. "

He didn't spend the money he made on himself. He used it to take care of his old mother. Everybody said he was a very filial son.

I'm getting him out of here. I'm going to take care of him myself.

You see, it takes a real man to put aside his own desires and dreams and to take care of his wife and family's needs.

The woodcutter carried her to his own house to take care of her.

But I can't leave my son by himself. I've to take care of him at home.

She is going to go, in bed, no one to take care of her, this time she may just want you to accompany her to talk, let her see you more.

She had to take care of her brother, because her mother who have been hospitalized.

"I told him as long as he didn't expect me to cook, " the elder Mr. Paul said. "I'm not going to take care of him the way his mother did. "

And right up until he was taken back to Russia, he kept begging me over and over to take care of his family, almost as if he was delirious.

I felt that I was an orphan with no parents to take care of me, and that feeling pushed me to try to learn about what happened.

has agreed to take care of him for the weekend.

We've got to take care of him.

I've been trying to take care of this problem for weeks now, and I'm really at my wit's end.

Do not leave me, although I am not the best, but I am willing to take care of you waiting forever.

We knew he could score, but we knew he was not 100 per cent fit and had to take care of him.

It's a simple fact of life that you've got to take care of the low end of the market.

It was a problem, and I knew that I had to take care of it.

One of their jobs was to take care of the company's horses. Riders picked up fresh horses when they stopped at stations.

Each time he asked for leave, he would go home to take care of his mother in sickbed.

Poxi proud to harmony, are ashamed to make things difficult for others to take care of the children proud, ashamed to play all day.

But I would like to say that love insurance only is not enough to take care of love.

you to take care of me to take care of your life.

She made it her business to take care of her younger sister after her mother died.

What she could do is to take care of her mother and only by this way can his father looked after her younger brother.

Isn't it a moral obligation of a club to take care of their players when they are at their most vulnerable?

The owner said he will continue to take care of her even though she cannot stand to her feet again.

The bottom line is they do not want to spend the money to take care of the animals, but pawn off the misery on others.

Father said mother had gone to the hospital, and went on to say that grandmother was coming to take care of us.

I will have to take care of him and his family. to enjoy the sun sets the days.

We desire to follow You to perform the Father's plan, God's economy, and to take care of the growth in life, to have the real spirituality.

I must say it's very demanding. A lot of read, and a lot of busy work to take care of as well, don't you think?

You cannot be very effective in your relationships when you are tired, run down or resentful of never being able to take care of yourself.

Cecilia Cheung also blamed himself for not being a good mother, not her mother's responsibility to take care of his son.

Wouldn't it be great if the technology we used to take care of ourselves was as good as the technology we use to make money? Detrol.

Even when Daddy needs for us to take care of him, he is still Daddy who knows all and who can do everything.

She will bear your children and never ask you to get up in the middle of the night to take care of them.

Even as a child you were the one who could be relied on to take care of yourself and do what you believe is right.

He only wants you to be happy in life. He only wants you to be able to take care of yourself, and those you love.

What he does say, is you've got to take care of the poor, you have to do justice, you have to right things.

These steps combine a few lessons each, helping you to take care of your mind, heart, body and soul and achieve a true transformation.

No one to take care of him, and he and his 2-year-old brother.

He can offer no reassurance to his mother as she tells him to take care of himself.

We have our own goals at the moment, and I am not able to take care of both simultaneity.

You think you're going to take care of everything now, Carolyn? Yes, I don't mind, I really don't. You mean everything?

He tells me to take care of the children when he is not around.

He asked her to give up their jobs to take care of kids at home, but she felt this request excessive.

You don't have to do them yourself and there are companies and individuals who would welcome the work to take care of it for you.

But then, his present owner, Jude Stringfellow, met him and wanted to take care of him.

"You have to take care of your mouth like any other part of the body, " Dr. Davis said, "because it's linked to the rest of the body. "

Identifying or anticipating problems enables you to take care of any issues that may affect the project's finish date .

Skye has a dog walker to take care of him when they are at work. And he goes to camp in Pennsylvania when they go away.

Heidi's family have rallied round her - her mother even giving up her job to take care of her.

3 hedgehog mother is ill, a young hedgehog shouldered the responsibility to take care of her mother.

Remember to take care of yourself and to get much needed rest in order for you to have enough energy to breeze through the holidays.

She was shocked when she heard the bad news, but now she has got rid of it and begins to take care of him.

Be willing to let go of what you can't handle in either arena, and you'll find the stamina to take care of the rest.

I asked my mother to let him come with us and promised to take care of him.

When such a child finally goes away from home to college or university, he finds he is unable to take care of himself or make friends.

My job was to take care of these children until they could be adopted into a good home.

If the policy space was taken away from them, they could not say that it was up to countries to take care of their own development.

At the same time, if you have to make him listen to what you say, you need to take care of him also.

Bob: Well, you may be right. Let Miss Wu to take care of him.

"He had to leave me a lot to take care of the other guys, " Gasol said.

Wang grinned. "Yeah, I have to be here to take care of her, " he said.

We know our playoff chances are there but we are just trying to take care of business night in and night out.

In his own way, he watches out for me and tries to take care of me.

He train moment, she said, to take care of yourself physically, he looked back, her face was wet with tears.

It was difficult for me to take care of both John's assignment and my own responsibilities.

God expects you to take care of your body by keeping it in good shape, getting enough rest, and eating the right foods for good nutrition.

With its excellent quality, wear-resistant, easy to take care of strengths, such as the trust of consumers.

The old woman suffered from bad treatment at the hands of her sons. None of them were willing to take care of her.

She does not condemn a person, only cried her husband, she plays the role of ill tears, unable to retain her husband to take care of her.

I do exercise, and I try to take care of my health, but you know, it's rock 'n' roll.

There was something wrong with the machine and the manager asked him to take care of it.

We needn't have worried so much about him. He is old enough to take care of himself.

I was there to help her, but once she had processed her experience, she wanted to take care of me.

Before we left Strelsau, I saw the Marshal and asked him to stay near Flavia, to take care of her and to keep her safe from Duke Michael.

A: it's my mother. She's sick and needs someone to take care of her. I'm the only one who can do it.

The Army had itself been devastated by the quake, and was slow to take care of civilians after tending to its own.

He is a real good manager of this department, but always fails to take care of his own stuff.

Kate was more than a teacher. She also did what she could to take care of her pupils.

Adaptors have to be caring and patient enough to take care of this sick and abandoned dog.

It's still hard for me to believe that the boy who used to take care of my dog Rover is already a grown man .

The king set out, with his entire household following him; but he left ten concubines to take care of the palace.

He said his father had died and since there was no one to take care of the family he had to quit school, and go out and make a living.

Ladies, you wouldn't have to constantly nag someone to take care of the dishes piling up in the sink or take out the trash.

a government staff became a part-time housewife to take care of his children while his wife was watching DBSK' live concert in Korea.

She was leaving the country for two weeks, and I'd agreed to take care of her animals.

She said (that) she was going to take care of the baby.

Its easy to take care of the outside of a human body.

A: Women have limited say over money and goods. It is very important for a woman to have a husband or male relative to take care of her.

The day care center is established to take care of the children whose parents work during the day.

We are trying to take care of people, but we are running out of medicine and need additional medical care.

If I become a doctor, I will save a and a patient's life, but will also be careful to take care of them.

However, the FDH has no contractual obligation to take care of the sick at a hospital on a long-term basis.

The slave replied, "You told me to take care of the door, the ass and the rope. I know nothing about the rest. "

Joe: Man, you're really good at it! I'd just know it's a " beautiful" " green" plant. I have no idea how to take care of it.

Yet you know deep inside that you have responsibilities to take care of here, and that you can't just drop everything and leave.

I'm not to take care of one of those few minutes a year.

To take care of her old mother, she gave up her work in the town and found a temporary job near her hometown.

Scalia asks again why this isn't "precisely the kind of a problem that you should rely upon legislatures to take care of? "

Now it has become so easy to take care of the health and nutritional needs of everyone in the family.

You are his father. You ought to take care of him.

The cry is always to take care of it constantly, so a mother really is not easy ah!

Yang Mama now cooks for her son's boyfriend, washes the two men's clothes and even helps to take care of the boyfriend's paralysed father.

Yangchun in March, a few patches of light rain, the mulberry busy to take care of their children, give birth to a small fruit.

Mom: We're now old, we need someone to take care of him.

That place is awful. They keep sending him here because they can't seem to take care of him.

See ZhaoXiuRu let hu old man not want to think more, she is capable of for to take care of him.

Really? It's getting very serious. We got to take care of it soon.

Similarly, once you find what truly matters, try to take care of it first before spending time on tasks that matter less to you.

I do not know, really do not know, I do not know why things turned out, I would like to take care of you, protect you, the result is up now.

Not that she wants to live in luxury, all she wants is to raise her daughter and to take care of the daily routines of her family.

I remember you saying that people like me would never get someone to take care of me, to love.

President: cautious and slow to speak attitude, with a good temperament to take care of others, sometimes wearing a little conservative.

brother recently are very busy? remember to take care of the body and eat, sick, or else we will be very worried.

The wife starts to feel like the husband is just another child to take care of, and the husband can start to feel like he isn't respected.

I'm willing to take care of you for life in the name of husband.

If I need to get a dedicated server you will need you to take care of the transfer.

brother of my colleagues to take care of each other, the apprentices would have to be carefully taught.

He died because he did not stop to take care of his hand .

Don't worry yourself about the children; they are old enough to take care of themselves.

My mom believed in doing all she could do to take care of her responsibilities, so no matter what, she never asked for a handout.

He believed a young person able to take care of himself while camping would have the confidence to meet life's other challenges, too.

I've been trying to find the perfect cleaner to take care of this problem.

Even then, why do it manually when there are relatively low-cost network inventory tools out there to take care of it for you?

My FDH is employed to take care of my elderly parent who needs constant care and is now staying full-time in an elderly home.

The only regret is that they are all boys, do not know how to take care of themselves, they need a mother.

Classically Liberal remarks that the Indian Government appears to have no other important issues to take care of.

When you were 50, she fell ill and needed you to take care of her.

"You plan to settle me in this way? Now my body has been badly ruined. You do not want to take care of me any more? " Chen said excitingly.

However, Bob had another arduous clinking missions - to take care of the children.

W: Just a moment, please. I'll be back. I've to take care of another customer. One moment, please.

You might be really annoyed at a coworker who failed to take care of the problem.

To be back there and to take care of business, like I was able to do with the second Jermain Taylor fight, that's going to mean a lot to me.

You are so very lucky to have such a wonderful Mom to take care of you.

But the facts suggest that, well, men tend not to take care of themselves and are reluctant to own up to mental illness.

In July, when the EFSF was first proposed, it would have been large enough to take care of Greece, Portugal and Ireland.

The earth is our home and h audio-videoe the duty to take care of it for ourselves once well in terms of our lgotr genera.

I can't go out with you. I have to stay in the house to take care of my sister.

I mean. . . you guys are supposed to take care of this, you know?

My aunt asked me to take care of her dog today while she's out. But it totally slipped my mind.

In the traditional family, the mother's role is to take care of the children.

But, I've nowhere to go, no one to take care of me.

His wife has been sick, so sometimes he has to go home early to take care of her.

Also I hope you can help me to ask for a day's leave from Miss Gao. I want to take care of my mother at home.

Not to mention the countless other sacrifices she probably had to make to take care of her family.

Mouse operation, it beneath the tools to take care of the hair Meimei complete step by the lower right arrow to enter the next step.

In the end, he died because he did not stop to take care of his hand.

Dad, I am in so much pain! Mom said you were too busy to take care of me.

Alex is under his own kind of pressure, the pressure to take care of his family, which we learn about only at the end of the night.

Please wait for a few minutes; I'll get a nurse to take care of you.

Apparently, during the holiday recess one of the students needs to volunteer his or her family to take care of it.

President is very thoughtful, and every time I fall ill, and he will stay at home to take care of me, help me do housework.

My wife and I are newlyweds and I feel she is always relying on my financial stability to take care of everything.

Not much time to see his father is capable of man, side, they secretly to take care of hu old man.

Having a pet contributes to the "atmosphere of growth" because you learn about your pet, learn to take care of it, watch it grow, etc.

Just a moment, please. I'll get our manger to take care of the problem.

According to his sisters, my father always tried to take care of them, and he grew up to be a handsome, hardworking, fun-loving man.

Then stay with me! Don't ever leave me alone! You're supposed to take care of me!

Miss Love girls miss her sister because her sister is a good friend; land is to take care of her sister alive was love!

Idecided that I didn't trust big business to take care of me, and that Iwould take responsibility for my own future and myself.

Instead of being profit-oriented, hospitals should make every effort to take care of the children.

Some have supplemental insurance to take care of it; others do not.

However, in her zeal to help others, Vautrin neglected to take care of herself.

To him, a robot was always a robot, a man-made machine, created to do one's bidding , and to take care of material needs.

Besides study, I used to help my family to take care of the lives tocks, and do something that I can do.

Unfortunately, I have to take care of my little Tommy. Thank you for thinking of me.

It's not ba but this hairstyle is not easy to take care of.

You see, there's a little 'business' I need to take care of with one of the guards.

Don't expect the circumstances or someone else to take care of it for you.

If for some reason I don't make it home, I will need you to take care of your little sister and your Mom.

Her daughters believe she brought the stroke on herself so someone would have to take care of her.

Mr. Lee: This is Mr. Lee in 402. The light in my bathroom is broken. Could you send someone up to take care of that for me?

Hope that you are still Alive, so I really would give up everything, you seize every minute of life in the second, to take care of you! !

Looks like it's up to me to take care of ugly here.

I'm gonna be late for the meeting, there are a few things for my project at work that I need to take care of first.

I hope you have the patience to take care of me during the last few moments of my life.

I also need an elder brother to take care of me in so many ways. For instance giving advice, etc. etc. etc.

"We've got to take care of business, " Bryant said. "We've got to come with focus. "

In early 2008, however, he moved to Florida to take care of his ailing parents, leaving his business in Connecticut to his daughter.

Redefine those unexpected waits in traffic or a grocery lines as an opportunity to take a few minutes to take care of yourself.

Her parents had died long ago, and he was now to take care of her.

Chris told me how to take care of his cat while he is gone, and I told him that I got the picture.

The 90-year-old man is not able to take care of his dog any more.

By SIL we mean these youths are able to take care of themselves in their daily living including buying food and cooking themselves.

When they are able to take care of themselves or follow their routine they gain a sense of self-worth.

first business, Can you list the shipping costs, duties, and fees we need to pay? Do we pay you to take care of these for us?

It could let to continue to familiarize to you, to take care of you in this long period of time.

Her job is to take care of the children and wash clothes.

They went for lunch, and he would have felt awkward except that she knew completely how to take care of herself.

How about a goldfish? Fish are easy to take care of.

We trust you to take care of this house. But if there is any funny business while we 've gone, you will be in a serious trouble.

Now that you know that happiness requires action, you can begin to take care of yourself in new and different ways.

Addy and his wife Annie were always there to take care of Heintje.

See? Hamsters are very easy to take care of. Why not buy one as soon as possible?