Sentence examples for call daddy from inspiring English sources
It can't have been easy to see the man you call daddy prepare in-flight refreshments by filling an old Coke bottle with water in the disabled loo at Stansted, or to watch in plaintive silence as he grimly relocates toothsome minibar snacks to the top of the highest wardrobe.
Eventually the police break it to her that we have to call daddy.
Functional and representational play such as pretending that a shoe is a phone to call daddy at work, helps your child to develop her imagination skills[4].
"On the stroke of four, or whatever time, Robert had to call Daddy," M. says.
"My 3-year-old wanted to know if we could call Daddy in heaven".
She dreams of someday marrying a much older man whom she can cook for and call Daddy!
She is emotionally close to her grand-dad whom she calls "daddy" (in English).
The study, authored by Ankita Patnaik, a PhD candidate in economics at Cornell University, was recently summarized in a brief called "Daddy's Home!" written for the the Council on Contemporary Families.
A major, consistent thread of his art is the comings and goings of his daily life, as in a painting called "Daddy's Home".
Paula Van der Oest's "Black Butterflies" is a rending biographical portrait of the poet Ingrid Jonker, who has been called the South African Sylvia Plath because both women destroyed themselves at an early age and had what might be called "daddy issues".
Yiannopoulos, 32, the technology editor for Breitbart.com, has raised his profile in recent months by hounding the Ghostbuster actor Leslie Jones, which earned him a ban from Twitter, and by championing the presidential candidacy of Donald Trump, whom he calls "daddy".
