Sentences with phrase «on growing girls»

Instead of commenting on growing girls or size in general, I love to point out what they can DO with those growing bodies.

Dance and gymnastics are brutal on growing girls.

Not exact matches

Arguably no performer connects on a more profound personal level with fans: Songs like «Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)» and «Run the World (Girls)» are anthems of female empowerment, and as her music has grown more complex and daring, her lyrics have become increasingly intimate, exploring themes like motherhood, marriage and sexuality with refreshing candor.

On the other hand, I grew up as a straight white girl with a loving family in a town that appeared to be mostly other straight white people.

The added slang includes adulting (describes acting like a grown up), «bye Felicia (a dismissive term used to bid someone farewell), cuck (a derogatory term for an inadequate man), Hey Girl (a reference to a Ryan Gosling meme), Netflix and chill (the act of watching Netflix with an expectation of sexual activity), and rickrolling (when you troll someone on the internet by linking to Rick Astley's hit song «Never Going to Give You Up»).

Friend GII Lovito said on Facebook: «Please say a prayer for the family of an amazing girl I got to call my best friend growing up Meadow Pollack... her life was taken way too soon and I have no words to describe how this feels.

After leaving a successful career in finance, Zehner zeroed in on women's issues, and has worked to galvanize more giving in this area through Women Moving Millions, a growing network of wealthy women who've given at least $ 500 million so far for projects and programs that benefit women and girls.

Every week, it seems a radio show reveals how a reporter masquerading as a 13 - year - old girl is shocked by the attention and advances by grown men on these online platforms.

Rachel Gardner, Christian Director of Youthscape and President of the Girls Brigade, told Premier: «This is a wonderful opportunity to get involved and talk about the fact that we want our young people to grown into compassionate, kind adults with self - control and we really want that front and centre on the curriculum.»

As an example to the little girl with the coloring book and the impossibly blond hair, for whom I grieved on September 11, 2001, as I took note of the world she'd be growing up in.

They're still young (8, 6, and 4), but I figure that I better get a head start right now on learning about the issues and problems that growing girls face, and how, as a father, I might be able to help.

If you grew up going to church youth group, then you remember the girl or guy that, nearly every week, let the group know they had a massive need going on in their life — something so devastating it could only be described with that word of divine secrecy: «unspoken.»

Though readers who are familiar with fundamentalist culture of the 1970s and «80s will appreciate her descriptions of the impact that evangelist Joni Eareckson and traveling missionaries had on her as a small girl, and of her growing passion for the Bible and of her puzzlement over the relationship between creation and evolution, her story rarely penetrates the surface of that culture.

I turned my head in time to see a grown man on a razor scooter mow down a small girl who was walking with her parents.

As a young girl in the 1980s, I grew up knowing I could soar into space or serve on the Supreme Court or run for Vice-President.

In an old - fashioned Chinese home, the girl from her twelfth year on did not go outside her father's house until she went to her husband's, and a Japanese girl when grown could say that she had never come so near a man, even her own brother, as to touch his hand.

Normal friendship between a teenage boy and girl can only be sincere and grow if they are on guard against lust.

My small group leaders and then other leaders in the church I grew up going to (which was as relaxed in their preaching as you can find (Presbyterian)-RRB- would confirms this to other high school guys and girls my age that unless he chose to believe in Jesus as the Son of God by the time he died on his deathbed he wouldn't join my Mom and sisters and I in heaven.

At one exhibit I find two teenage girls on a youth group trip (the matching T - shirts are a dead giveaway) staring into a cage containing a model dinosaur, roughly the size of a full - grown golden retriever.

That, if it comes, is for later on, when the growing boy or girl is faced with the inevitable struggle to mature, to overcome moral defects - a struggle that works out well in the measure in which one manages to acquire moral strength, or works out badly to the degree that one fails to acquire it.

That would be a red flag to anyone with a sense of sanity) 5) Being a convicted con — it makes sane sense that this convicted con - artist also had a thing for young girls and multiple wives (how convienient if one is in a monthly cycle, chances are he could get the boo - ty from another — and keeping them below legal age is an added treat for a pedophile - oriented putz) 6) I'm still stuck on the multiple boo - ty thing... was a great thing in my younger days but I grew into self - reponsibility to my mate and offspring 7) I'm still stuck on the Black thing in Mormonisim — banned until recent time.

I think the reason I adore Gilmore Girls so much is that I feel like I grew up with the show --- the timing was absolutely spot - on for my generation.

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Girls and Boys, you'll want to put on your grown up pants for this one because it's a real party.

A girl I grew up with, her mom, always had a box in the pantry and I don't know if it was because they were super delicious or I wanted to be like her, but I then forced my mom to buy them from then on out.

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I didn't grow up drinking much tea, I was a coffee girl from the age 14 on, but I adore high tea.

For one because I grew up secretly dreaming that I actually was a Gilmore girl because I have that whole brown hair - blue eyes thing going on.

With that said, Landry has grown on me like that mole that you hate but all the girls think is cute.

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The Titans» family has matured in the school's eight years, including six years of girls varsity basketball, and the 2015 - 16 squad may be all grown up and ready to go out on its own — to a Sac - Joaquin Section title and beyond.

And keep it going, as research clearly shows that girls whose fathers engage them in sports grow up to enjoy better fitness, stronger self images, and healthier, lasting relationships later on in life.

Because the girls are growing up fast and Santa's on their radar, so this merry Christmas-less may just be my last.

It's taken me a while but I've searched around the internet and found some brilliant products that are slightly grown up, but also fun enough for two little girl, so hopefully we'll have some surprises and big smiles on Christmas Day.

They were little girls growing up in the quiet Wisconsin town of Eau Claire, and sometimes they would put on their mothers» high heels and try to dance.

We never used them consistently and my girls just responded to being on the grown up seat more readily.

From a 2013 television episode on the Oprah Winfrey Network to ongoing social science research, the experts have been actively documenting the challenges that fatherless daughters face growing up, and how their experiences differ from girls who grow up with a dad in their lives.

It's so cute to see her journey growing up and how she is thinking about being a big girl all on her own.

Consider some of the impacts on a girl's life that come from the lack of a father... MORE as she is growing up.

I did not grow up on a farm... I actually consider myself more of a city girl..

The girls both know that alcohol is a grown - up drink, but Laurel has shown zero interest in it, whereas Violet has — on one or two occasions — joked while holding a cup, saying it is her wine.

This year my girls built their own raised beds, chose what they wanted to grow in that space, and are on their way to their very own harvest this summer.

You present a very measured response to societal problems that are becoming more serious as time wears on and our girls grow up.

On the first page, there's a picture of a young girl smelling flowers growing in the yard.

Over on Here come the Girls they have some great ideas for Sunflowers — from growing to reading and even some Van Gogh Art with Toddler Fun with Sunflowers.

In addition to her work at Growing Home, Anita serves on the Board of ECPAC (Early Childhood Programs of Adams County), was a volunteer with Colorado Haiti Project, and served as a Girl Scout leader and community volunteer to her two teenage children.

No one interested in what girls experience growing up in our culture today — and the impact that parents, especially fathers, have on the experience — can afford to miss reading this book.»

Some feel that adolescence is a time when girls need to grow up and parents should give them free rein and not get involved because, after all, it's hard to know what's really going on, so why bother?

My little girl is still on mostly breastmilk and a few solids and she is growing beautifully though.