to take care of造句

to take care of one's parents

I sat on the deck to take care of him.

My cousin knows how to take care of me.

世行行长罗伯特·佐利克说：“气候变化不应成为发展进程的枝节问题，必须将其列为工作重点。”

You never stop to take care of more important things.

It's an honor to take care of them.

Nurses came from the Southern Tier Hospice and Palliative care Center to take care of her.

He's going to take care of all the other women in the world, and only take care of me.

Don't whine, just take action; don't wait for someone else to take care of it.

We care about, if when someone is ill, let you to take care of her, would you be willing to?

We are trying to take care of people, but we are running out of medicine and need additional medical care.

"It is troublesome enough to take care of our own business, without taking care of other people's, " said Jung.

I ached to be of an age to take care of myself.

And then home to take care of the dogs take care of the family stuff again and get ready to start early the next day.

How you take care of it or fail to take care of it can make an enormous difference in the quality of your life.

He decided to move in to take care of his elderly parents.

Don't expect others to take care of your life, let alone others to transform your destiny.

Ill speak to the person in charge and ask him to take care of the problem.

First things first, I had to believe that it was important to take care of myself.

And then Dad was the one to take care of us, to cook for us.

Take care of your chest and voice, my good friend, and leave the law to take care of itself. I give you that advice.'

Lead a team of Technicians to take care of all production line issue.

I used all of the money to take care of my unpaid bills.

Some of the database providers already provide a shareable connection to take care of this feature.

We take the lead in our lives and seldom have leisure to take care of our souls.

Today, says Morales, "if I have to take care of something, I'll do it by myself."

You have a g you have obligation to take care of it

There was no one else to take care of their children.

It may not be your responsibility to take care of people's children,

Better devices are needed in many countries to take care of the waste from factories.

It's an abdication of a desire to remain human, to be connected to each other through care, and to take care of each other.

I'm not helping to take care of her, to mow her lawn, to be a good son.

Zhang Si, go to my noodle shop and invite your uncle to take care of two large bowls of noodles.

Embiid also needs to learn how to defend without fouling and how to take care of the ball.

One of our most important jobs as parents is to teach our children how to take care of themselves.

We like the giant panda, should to protect their homes, all of you to take care of nature!

I always used to laugh to myself when I heard people say that we need to take care of ourselves in order to be able to take care of others.

The first care has become your turn to take care of it. So, love is very simple. It's hard to cherish life.

It's a simple fact of life that you've got to take care of the low end of the market.

The service station is at the center of lego city ready to take care of all of your vehicles 'needs!

When it comes to hobbies and interests, Lin's interest is to take care of her and take good care of her for a lifetime. Hobbies are to enjoy the process of having children with her.

They want to make sure enough money is made to take care of their mortgage, retirement fund and children's education.

"No man is fit to be a naturalist," said he,"who does not know how to take care of specimens."

The bear is walking slowly, and does not seem to want to take care of other people's affairs.

I plan to hire a wet nurse to take care of the baby, which is less than a month old.

Your little scholar dares to take care of Uncle Ben's affairs, fight me, fight me to death.

Desperate to find the resources to take care of her children, she got a job as a babysitter for children with mothers too busy to take care of their own children.

Because of their parents' divorce, little army had no one to take care of, so he developed his unruly character.

The school bus unsafe, and private cars have to take care of the safety of the child?

Learning to take care of one's body-eating the right food, bathing, exercising-is an important part of growing up.

With three young children to take care of, Helen is kept on the run every minute of the day.

The lack of power" definitely is a concern," he said." That's why I'm trying to take care of it.

Ladies, you wouldn't have to constantly nag someone to take care of the dishes piling up in the sink or take out the trash.

He knew I was upset and he wanted to take my mind off it. He likes to take care of me, and I like that.

When you realize how much work it is to take care of a house, be thankful you have a house. Think about those who only wish they had a house to take care of.

Managing the software on the system is another task that a systems administrator has to take care of.

Hsin-mei replied that he would ask the China Travel Agency to take care of the tickets.

If you have a dog or any other pet, you will learn how to take care of your life.

It is sincerity and sincerity to take care of other people's feelings without hurting one's own identity.

As in previous years, they took the initiative to take care of their grandchildren, granddaughters and housework obligations.

Taking care of yourself is just a sad word for me. It means I can't take care of you. Either you are not qualified to take care of me, or I am not entitled to be taken care of by you.

You are not a load, but my honey baby, because you are the other half of me to take care of you is to take care of myself, so no matter how difficult I live, I will take care of you.

Idecided that I didn't trust big business to take care of me, and that Iwould take responsibility for my own future and myself.

Big sister's office, when you are free, you can walk around more. Both your second sister and younger sister need to take care of you, so you must take care of them.

The story is always too perfect. The beauty gives people no time to take care of the pain and pain in the process. Maybe you care about the process, but I care more about the ending.

If today is my last day of life, we are the first thing to do is to return education to take care of me my parents!

Helpless world, people should learn to take care of themselves, but life, to understand that people walk tea cool, helpless heart, to understand the vicissitudes of life.

Lonely people, there is an instinct, failure of people, there is a mood, life path, their own care, learn to quiet, learn to take care of, learn to pay for life, grateful for the fate of the world.

We desire to follow You to perform the Father's plan, God's economy, and to take care of the growth in life, to have the real spirituality.

He is beside you, not to worry about you, to take care of you, not to cheat, but occasionally to laugh and laugh.

You want to have enough self-esteem to not need pity, enough gumption to take care of yourself, and enough smarts to stay away from bad people.

I'm not talking about having to show up in time to teach or to be here to take care of a family.

I was born to love you, with every single beat of my heart. I was born to take care of you, every single day of my life.

As is known to all that "woman makes herself beautiful for her lover", many women prefer to buy lots of skin-care products or cosmetics to take care of skin and make the appearance more charming.

NIV] He ordered the centurion to keep Paul under guard but to give him some freedom and permit his friends to take care of his needs.

In some of the war-torn contries temporary homes had to be put up quickly to take care of the homeless.

If God loves you enough to send his own son to die for you, don't you think he loves you enough to take care of your bills?

Malaysia resin the powder is then to take care of the factory for primarily sell the object, its sale the demand to certainly whet to match the period.

We should be pleased to take care of any consignments of goods suitable for this market which you may be disposed to send us.

Most fields are still made of grass rather than AstroTurf, which means landscapers need to take care of it on a day-to-day basis.

Life has no rehearsal, no rewinding, learn to take care of themselves, learn to change themselves, grow every day, step by step to achieve the future.

It starts with Mr Gao, the teacher of the Shuiquan Primary School, has to stay away for a month to take care of his sick mother.

B: he hoped to live in the Korean way and asked me to give up working and stay at home to take care of the family.

The implementation has to take care of this, and the user of the service has to agree with the parameter specified so that the service doesn't behave erroneously.

Methods Need to take a whole gular resection to windpipe set to take care of to get out of the hospital behind the sufferer divide the matched control with experiment set.

Fukushima highlighted "the need to take care of these things earlier rather than later," said li Ning, dean of the School of Energy Research at Xiamen University.

Article 74 the administrator that takes charge of the property and business operations may appoint a business manager of the debtor to take care of the business operations.

"But Nebuzaradan, the captain of the armed men, let the poorest of the land go on living there, to take care of the vines and the fields."

Parents help their children to establish themselves in the world, and when they are getting aged it is their children's duty to take care of them.

Cafu had returned to Brazil to take care of family matters earlier this year and it seems it could be a permanent arrangement.