Sentence examples similar to a quite a nanny from inspiring English sources

Even though it seems easy enough, finding a family to nanny can be a quite a trial.

As the article stated, she is quite wealthy and has a nanny.

My parents were quite detached, typical expats, and I had a nanny when I was a kid.

This ensemble, which includes Nicole Lowrance, suggesting a Queen Victoria-in-the-making as the intrepid adolescent heroine, and Jon Patrick Walker as her doting nanny — is quite a bit more than that.

A tarty nanny in a curtain.

For quite a lot of people fans of the nanny-state, foes of atomic power and foreigners wanting to become German it looks near-ideal.

"A nanny.

Is that a nanny state?

It's a nanny state".

If you can afford a nanny, get a nanny.

It's like we have a nanny".