Sentences with phrase «poor little son»

My milk also took FOREVER to come in and my poor little son was dehydrated.

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Sometimes for time and ease, I keep a can of rolls ready for sleepover guests, but to my poor son's dismay, no matter how many times he opened the fridge door, the little Pillsbury can did not appear.

I was a working mom when my son was little and had to pump three times a day to provide him with enough milk for the day, and even then, I usually fell short (a combination of my poor pumping output and his voracious appetite) and supplemented with formula.

After cleaning her son up, «we arrived late and poor Ethan still had a little peanut butter goop in his eye.

Also my son's poor little head was really scraped up.

my son has those pimples too, poor little guy.

Last time we used disposables on my son still in diapers, by the time we came home his poor little butt was red and somewhat rashy.

Both play their roles of privilege with little to do but fluster and fret over the poor choices of their spouse or sons.

At King's Landing, poor Tyrion Lannister (the series» diminutive superstar, Peter Dinklage, pictured below with Daniel Portman and Jerome Flynn) is suffering the greatest ingratitude, having had the credit for saving the capital taken from him by his own father (Charles Dance), who now adds insult to injury by dismissing his youngest son as «an ill - made, spiteful little creature».

In the early1900s, Daniel and his young son H.W., acting on a tip from a man named Paul Sunday (Paul Dano), scout out the Sunday family ranch and its surrounding areas in the poor little California town of Little Boston, promising its residents schools, church improvements, and lots of little California town of Little Boston, promising its residents schools, church improvements, and lots of Little Boston, promising its residents schools, church improvements, and lots of money.

Silas, the son of a poor, single black mother, and Larry, the child of white lower - middle - class parents, were both outsiders, Silas because of his color, Larry because he was quiet and a little odd, his nose always buried in horror novels.

While I certainly don't want to be a «burden» for my son by being an old and poor man, I feel my personal situation makes it okay to contribute a little bit each month to help my son financially when he's transitioning into adulthood.