Sentences with phrase «drove children home»

«As well as running the clubs, the volunteers they trained shopped for ingredients, washed tea towels and in some cases even drove children home from clubs — above and beyond their normal day's work.»

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A friend who had driven Bill home explained that Martin was the child who had died.

Millennials ranked having children, buying a suburban home and driving a big family vehicle higher in terms of importance than living in a major city or relying on alternate forms of transportation in a survey that Ford conducted in June.

Heck, you could drive a $ 40,000 BMW and live in a $ 500,000 home, but if you're $ 600,000 in debt, then you're actually worth less than a 7 - year - old child!

While his children slept, he showered, checked his phone and e-mail messages, and drove from his Saratoga, Calif., home to a breakfast meeting nearby.

But 1112 Stanley Drive, the home in which they raised their two children, five grandchildren, and five great - grandchildren, won't be bulldozed anytime soon.

Almost everything that once made American communities cohesive, from child - minding to neighborly casseroles to driving Widow Jones to the grocery store, was powered by the labor of stay - at - home wives, for which they were not paid but for which they will surely be blessed hereafter.

They drove about 14,000,000 women, children and men from their homes, freeing from the Cold War «National Security».

The United Nations Children's Fund has just released an alarming new report that found that there are currently more than 50 million children who have been driven from their Children's Fund has just released an alarming new report that found that there are currently more than 50 million children who have been driven from their children who have been driven from their homes...

It is not the will of God that children suffer from hunger and malnutrition and grow up in unsanitary slums with lack of proper education, that persons because of the color of their skin are debarred from schools, hospitals, employment, or housing projects; that persons are denied other basic human rights; that personalities and homes are broken through drink and that great numbers die on highways through drunken driving; that marriage vows are often taken lightly and that easy divorces shatter home after home and leave children the pawns of the parents» selfishness.

You may believe in capital punishment, but find the story of a prisoner on death row» the child of an abusive home, perhaps» drives you to doubt it.

This group of volunteers drove 430 miles from Denver City, Texas, southwest of Lubbock, to prepare meals for victims after last Monday's EF5 tornado destroyed 1,200 homes and killed 24 people, including 10 children.

On Monday, October 27, 1987, Herbert Ernesto Anaya was killed by two men firing handguns with silencers as he left his home to drive two of his six children to school.

He drove the 20 minutes to his home in suburban Burr Ridge, only to find that his wife and children were out to dinner.

The new home where he lives with his wife, Shaunie, and five children in the Star Island section of Miami («over on the causeway with all the foo - foo people,» as he calls it, which is close enough to frou - frou to count) is a short drive from AmericanAirlines Arena, affording him easy access to the team's training facility.

Before driving tothe airport, he conducts a brief tour of the house next door, which hesometimes calls the Money Pit: the home that he and his children will soonoccupy.

Barcella says about National Adoption Month that, «The campaign drives home the ubiquitous social message that adopting a child is an invariably pure act of selflessness.

I took care of my mother would drive over to care for her zoom back home and then care for my damily after the birth if my children he always would go off and get himself food.

Suzanne at The Joyful Chaos who co-sleeps, but also says she's «not actually an advocate for co-sleeping,» drives the point home that you have to do what works best for your family in her post The Cosleeping Edition of my Attachment Parenting Freako - ness and sometimes that may very well differ from child to child.

These two parents monitored their teens» text messages, voicemails, phone calls, emails, Facebook pages, driving speed, and used state - of - the - art GPS systems to establish «geo - fences» around their child's school and home.

This story is a fun way to drive home the lesson of listening and following directions, even though, thankfully, no child's inattention will cause a flood of pasta that they have to eat their way out of.

Do you have an adult child living at home who's driving you crazy in one way or another?

the headline - grabbing, blood pressure increasing language of home birthing is like driving with your child who is not in a seat belt isn't productive

Find out which route the bus follows home, so you always have a general idea of where your child is and can discuss the sights your child passes when you're driving together.

But to use the headline - grabbing, blood pressure increasing language of home birthing is like driving with your child who is not in a seat belt isn't productive.

Because I work from home, and am thus freed from punching a time clock or being chained to an office chair, I drive not only my children, but everyone else's, too.

An overly hungry child is likely to bite your head off on the 5 p.m. ride home, and that's a sure - fire way to end up in the drive - through lane.

«Jane,» the mother of the child Amy was watching, was drunk when she drove my daughter home.

Capturing the joy and hope of the children, Boy 5A has helped Five Acres drive home the message that children in foster care are just that — children — with the same basic needs as any of their peers.

AFTH's «Birth Mother Gift Card Drive» Just before the holiday season, AFTH identifies several birth mothers, parenting other children at home, as being in need of extra financial assistance.

Having your baby at home is like driving your child without a seatbelt (This is the latest flippant simile from a doctor in Australia.

Remember that your child's safety is always the most important thing to consider, whether you are on a long trip or just driving home from the store and your child's car seat doesn't provide full protection unless you use it correctly.

I do have a comment; you state that home birth is like driving without your child in a seat belt, my children go to school every day not in a seat belt.

The campaign drives home the ubiquitous social message that adopting a child is an invariably pure act of selflessness.

Youth can organize a blood drive, become educated and ready for disaster relief or train younger children in home safety.

Example of context: The.11 % increased risk of home birth is similar to the risk of driving your child around without a seatbelt — for his or her entire childhood.

The younger your children are, the more tempted you may be to stay at home until they are eighteen and can drive you to your destination.

There is a need for theoretically - driven studies examining how maternal depression impacts mother and child outcomes in home visiting programs.

Let's say your child drives to the party safely, doesn't drink, and doesn't have friends in the car, but he comes home 30 minutes late.

Or you may want to take the baby home with you and then when ready, drive your child to the funeral home or ask the funeral director to pick the baby up at your home, unless you choose to handle the arrangements yourself (you can do this in 41 states).

If you're that worried about absolute death rates, the absolute difference in risk between home birth and hospital birth is about the same as the absolute difference in risk between driving your child with a proper, age - appropriate car seat and driving your child without even a seatbelt.

And I have cautioned her that it might not work so well for the long term — but it also drove home for me that some children have physical issues that make sleep really challenging for them.

@Elias The absolute safety of not using a child seat belt or driving home drunk has an overall safe absolute safety, but using a seat belt and driving sober has a safer relative safety.

In this paper, Straus drives home the points that (1) spanking children may be harmful in ways that aren't evident until kids get older and (2) spanking children isn't especially effective, and is therefore unnecessary.

I drove home with happy, well - excercised children and I felt lighter.

I remember in particular a mother who put her child's car seat in the trunk so she could drive people she barely knew home from work.

By the time your baby arrives, you and your partner should have bought a newborn wardrobe; prepared the nursery; bought and safely installed a car seat (hospitals won't let you drive baby home without one), settled on boy and girl options for your child's name; and determined whether to circumcise, breast - or bottle - feed, and use cloth or disposable diapers.

When misbehavior outside your home poses a safety risk, you certainly do want to impose some consequences of your own at home, of course, but that speeding ticket is a natural consequence for your child's choice to speed while driving the car.

The so - called «racist vans», which drove around poor, mixed areas of London with some pretty ugly Children of Men - style demands for illegal immigrants to «go home», recently forced Twitter into a spasm of liberal outrage.

What you have to ask yourself right now is whether you are prepared to sacrifice lives - the lives of children being raised in poverty, the lives of patients being left to die on trolleys in hospital corridors, the lives of disabled people who are cut off and abandoned to their fates, the lives of the elderly left shivering at home or shamefully neglected in profit - driven care homes.