Sentences with phrase «promise kids a lot»

Nine stations, each relating to a different component of the story, promise kids a lot of fun.

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I also have lots of kids to assure me when I die and go to planet Kolob Joseph Smitth and Jesus will grant me my very own planet to rule as a God as promised.

A lot of promise in the kid.

Well moving on is sometimes a hard matter for kids who may have grown a big group of friends, for instance 2 years ago when I had to go under a similar situation, one of my kids who as a consequence of me introducing him to a k 12 homeschool curriculum, had grow a good group of friends around the neighborhood, when time came for us to move on he did not want to move on and let behind his friends, so we had to explain him a lot about what we were doing and promise to bring him back so that he could keep in contact with his friends!

We did a Scandinavian bike trip as a last hurrah before having kids and enjoyed a lot there and promised ourselves to come back with offspring in tow — we were also stunned at how family - friendly everything was and took home a brochure about the state - run amazing childcare programs.

After a little bit of begging from the kids and lots of promises to always clean the litter box, feed, water, and play with her we decided that the timing was right to add a pet to our family.

A road trip with the kids in summer can promise a lot of fun, as well as plenty of opportunity for annoyance — perhaps for the kids, more than anyone else!

OPENING THIS WEEK Kam's Kapsules: Weekly Previews That Make Choosing a Film Fun by Kam Williams For movies opening November 23, 2007 BIG BUDGET FILMS August Rush (PG for slight violence, mild profanity and mature themes) Freddie Highmore stars as the title character in this escapist fantasy about a promising musical prodigy who runs away from an orphanage to New York City to find his parents (Keri Russell and Jonathan Rhys Myers) only to end up living with a Fagin - like wizard (Robin Williams) and lots of other kids in a makeshift shelter in an abandoned theater which was once the Fillmore East.

Film Review by Kam Williams Headline: Drama Chronicles Coming - of - Age of 16 Year - Old inside Dysfunctional Boston Family 16 year - old Cole McKay (Michael Angarano) is a kid with a lot of promise.

Rounding out the extras: «Bloopers» (3 mins., HD), which makes good on the front cover's promise of «Unrated Bonus Features» with lots of unfiltered profanity; and the Gillespie - helmed tie - in video for Kid Cudi's «No One Believes Me» (5 mins., HD).

Dynamism Devotees are better suited to meet parental demands and to empower autonomy - seeking educators — but they can't promise that their «unbundling» of the system won't lead to lots of poorly served schools (and kids).

He is a husky cross who knows lots of commands, is house - trained, crate - trained, kid and dog - friendly, and promises that if you're willing to give him a chance, he'll be the best friend you've ever had.

It took me just a couple of trips across the ski resort parking lot, with multiple pairs of skis stacked in my arms like firewood, while coaxing kids with promises of hot chocolate before even completing a single run, to truly realize that the way accommodation is situated in relation to the lifts can make a huge difference to the quality of a holiday at the ski hill.