Sentences with phrase «kids roll their eyes»

My friends and kids all roll their eyes when I tell them to use coconut oil for whatever ailment they come up with!

(This is the point at which the kids roll their eyes and say, «I know, Mom...» and ultimately go climb that tree and forget that they were ever «bored» to begin with.)

And even if your kids roll their eyes a little or don't seem to get into it at first, make no mistake, dad: you're helping to create an important memory, and you're giving them a blessing that will live on into their future.

And then I can practically hear the kids rolling their eyes in the backseat.

Not exact matches

The teacher turned this discussion over to the students and, like good church kids, we ridiculed, rolled our eyes, and dismissed evolution as ignorant, liberal propaganda.

«My mission is to make hemp such a common occurence that our kids will grow up listening to us gripe about how the kids don't respect the changes we made, while they roll their eyes, storm out of the house in their hemp jeans, stealing the keys to the bio-fueled car, blaring tunes while they munch on a hemp powerbar, on their way to the cafe to meet with their friends to smoke a joint, have a coffee and listen to «real, up - and - coming culture jammers, not like the ones our friggin» parents» claim to be.»

There are only one or two of them that might roll their eyes, and that's worth it when you consider the kids at the top of the upper deck, or watching at home, hoping to see the player they've rooted for all season, appearing on the national stage because he did so well entertaining them.

Maybe it's different in practice and they're all totally willing to help mentor the kids and new - to - MLS guys during training sessions but too often in games I see hands in the air, eye rolls, shakes of the head, etc..

have always rolled my eyes at the «all white» houses, the owner explains how «kid friendly» it is because you can just throw the cotton furniture cover off and throw them in the wash......... somehow I'm not a believer

Thanks for making us smile instead of constantly rolling our eyes... as if we are the only ones with kids who act like dicks

And I'd rather explain it while my kids aren't embarrassed by it and will ask questions instead of having a 10 - year - old blush or roll her eyes and not wanting to ask questions about things she doesn't understand.»

No longer was the eye roll when my kids walked in or snotty attitudes, but friendly faces.

Problem is that I work hard and put in a lot of hours, so when I get home and ask the older kids to help out by doing small chores, I get the rolling of the eyes and the «why do I have to do it» thing.

It might be back talk, or constant complaining or eye - rolling, but whatever the behavior, nearly every parent will occasionally lose their temper with their kids.

We all know that kids can act in many disrespectful and rude ways to parents: they can slam doors, roll their eyes, and tell you they hate you, to name a few.

Honestly, I had lots of people rolling their eyes at me when I told them that I was taking my kids to the toilet from birth.

My eyes would roll more frequently if I hadn't witnessed my husband and kids eating cauliflower both totally unnoticed AND with enthusiasm almost weekly over the past couple of years.

Unfortunately, Michael and Andrew weren't met with an army of cloths and soothing Spanish reassurances, they were subjected to eye rolls, loud sighs and, of course, the unsolicited (and possibly counter-productive) advice of drugging his kid with Benadryl.

I will admit that there have been times when I've heard parents talk about their gifted kids in a way that has made me (internally) roll my eyes.

«I ask my kids if they're happy so often they roll their eyes,» he says.

Naturally, there were mothers in all those kitchen windows, keeping an eye on us, only showing themselves when necessary, making sure we weren't being too mean or too careless, feeding us bologna sandwiches when that time rolled around, keeping the other mothers informed when the Wembley Street kids were playing in their yard.

And again, if you see the words Positive Discipline and start rolling your eyes, throwing up in your mouth a little bit and saying to yourself that's a bunch of bullshit and a crunchy, kumbaya, entitled, permissive, let - your - kids - do - whatever - the - hell - they - want philosophy, um...

I don't know about you guys but before I had kids, I was one of those people that rolled my eyes every time a baby cry and I just didn't get it, but now that you're parents, you're on the other side of the equation.

I definitely remember rolling my eyes at the crying kids and scowling at the mothers if they weren't, in my estimation, doing enough to quiet their kids.

Kids seem to go from rolling over to crawling to scaling the walls in a blink of an eye.

Before I had kids, it was just a phrase to roll my eyes at.

And to think that I was worried I'd arrive in a classroom of jaded kids who'd roll their eyes and count the minutes until recess.

I slumped farther down in the car and at the dinner table, rolling my eyes and proudly accepting my role as a slouchy kid who had more important things to care about than poor posture.

What a dramatic title, I know my kids are rolling their eyes, but it's true.

I'm afraid my kids will roll their eyes if I send this to them.

The Scoop: Robyn was one of those moms who rolled her eyes at the parents of kids with allergies — until her own children developed them.

But parents don't receive a performance evaluation (unless you base it on the number of rolled eyes, grunts and time spent in their bedrooms as feedback from teens), and we certainly don't receive a raise from our kids.

Like Eastwood's film again, The Next Karate Kid is more the showcase for the geezer and his collection of exasperated eye - rolls and condescending sighs.

However, despite earning the film a higher rating, this waffling between hammy kid - movie moments and a few brutal human - on - human fights will only cause some audience members to roll their eyes on occasion and isn't likely to detract from any enjoyment the film has to offer - especially given the tongue - in - cheek premise and execution of the plot.

They join the usual suspects of disgusting fat kid, underdeveloped «tard, beautiful Aryan hero, and spunky girl — all of them engaging in mugging, yelling, and rolling their eyes in a way that suggests they can hear the invasive score that bloats every moment of the picture like botulism does a sausage.

Normally, we'd roll our eyes at an R - rated action flick adding a kid sidekick to the mayhem.

Instead of talking about how much teens love their Facebook (and rolling our eyes), we need to articulate the social and cognitive adroitness that kids demonstrate when using these tools and the relevance of these skills for succeeding in the post-industrial professional age.

While the videos probably get eye - rolls from teenagers, parents, and little kids eat them up.

Modern life can also drive a wedge between you; working, driving the kids to after school activities, fitting in chores and then rolling into bed with your eyes on your iPad rather than your husband.

We all know that kids can act in many disrespectful and rude ways to parents: they can slam doors, roll their eyes, and tell you they hate you, to name a few.

He's also very humble and he'll roll his eyes when he reads that, but I think if your art is in Anthropology, Pottery Barn Kids, Land of Nod and more...... YOU.