Sentence examples for caretaker meaning from inspiring English sources
Her mother is planning to move with her parents into a special home for the elderly, where she will be caretaker, meaning Butler will soon need to secure her own place to live.
The resignation of a caretaker government has little meaning.
Even further, it's estimated that 75percentt of incarcerated women are the primary caretakers of their children, meaning that their imprisonment leaves a trail of disaster for their families.
Caretakers have followed the law to the letter, meaning that a step across the threshold of No. 13 Lincoln's Inn Fields is a time capsule looking in on the living habits of London's gentry two centuries ago.
Rovers almost assured their status in the Championship at the weekend following a 1-1 drawithth Crystal Palace, meaning the club, currently under the stewardship of caretaker manager Gary Bowyer, are close to avoiding a successive relegation.
Clinicians should also speak with children's caretakers about the meaning of growth chart percentiles, and provide visual examples of how children might look in each of the percentile categories.
And there are parks all over the American west where well-meaning caretakers fence in a few dozen bison, in tribute to this majestic, presumably dull-witted animal, whom American and European hunters hunted to near-extinction.
