Sentence examples similar to carry tantrum from inspiring English sources
So, we move forward, through the tantrum, and carry tantrum-thrower with us.
If they say no, don't throw a tantrum! keep calm and carry on.
In "Tantrums" the poet thinks: So useful it would be to carry that preemptive howl always with you; all the functions it performs, its equivalents in words are so unwieldy.
Her 4-year-old son's facedown tantrum on a New York City street because he didn't want to take a shortcut ("I tried to carry him.
I'd just carry on walking, probably thinking about what I was going to have for my tea/wear out tonight/is my son going to throw a tantrum when I get home from work.
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That cranky three-year-old that had a screaming tantrum in the movie theatre and was carried away by her father?
Do it silently or expect a tantrum.
The smiling, traded swipes at her weight and his libido, and each of their claims to the talent that carried their act, inevitably devolve into commercial-break bickering and eventually, a nationally televised tantrum.
I was a little worried that Tania wouldn't like the food and would throw a tantrum or something, but she ate quickly and gracefully, said "Thank you," and carried her dishes to the sink when she was done.
