Sentence examples for called grooming from inspiring English sources

When the abuser is not a family member, it is most likely to be someone who wins the trust of the child or the parents by a process called grooming.

"With animals it's called grooming, not cleaning.

As soon as Mrs. Clinton left the stage, her daughter Chelsea took a seat to host a panel called "Grooming Titans of Tech" about women in technology.

Watching the curanderos, I was reminded of what anthropologists call grooming behavior, the innate sense that all primates and most other animals have to touch and nurture one another.

Despite "a lot of good work" in recent years, Starmer said the Savile scandal and so-called "grooming" cases, particularly in the north-west of England, had shown many victims still did not have the confidence to come forward with allegations nor faith in the criminal justice system.

Teaming up with an unscrupulous hustler named Dimitri (John Cusack), Anya, as she is called, is groomed to impersonate the Russian princess and be presented to her grandmother, the dowager empress (Angela Lansbury), who lives in exile in Paris, in the hope of collecting the family's $10 million estate.

Consequently, in this paper, we devise a heterogeneous grooming method called traffic partition grooming.

Murdock called men's grooming "a growing market that's already quite established".

She said researchers hoped to test if social learning applied to other behaviors, like mating calls and grooming.

He had his own team of assassins, some from Italy and others from Argentina, called the Grooms of Death.

Upon her return home, a copycat killer — chillingly called the Groom — resurfaces, and Sasha is immediately in danger.