Sentence examples for child's cup from inspiring English sources
Honestly, I'd come to you, but without my driving glasses — they're in the purse, you see, and I do have another pair, several pairs, but I can't seem to, I can't — " "That's all right," he croons, his voice flowing like sugar-water into a child's cup.
Artifacts on loan from the Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum in Poland require no commentary: a battered shoe, a worn suitcase, an enameled child's cup.
However, not everyone was convinced, with some suggesting that the women could be friends, or that the character that stooped down to pick up the child's cup was simply a passer-by.
If every Oprah Show viewer gives $50 to help fill a child's cup for a year, they will reach that target.
Grants include $400k to Josiah Venture, a Christian youth movement in Eastern Europe, and $113k to Children's Cup, a Christian organization focusing on "forgotten children" in Swaziland, Mozambique and Zimbabwe, and efforts are also underway in Vietnam and the Philippines.. Most of their giving is to Christian-based organizations.
Ask for a children's cup at the next restaurant you go to and enjoy slowly slurping down your drink.
Elise Jones, a 32-year-old mother of two in Chatham, N.J., and a blog editor for Babybites, a group for new and expectant mothers, said she noticed "a white dusty film" on her dishes and children's cups starting about a month ago.
The server instructed the bartender to distribute the drink evenly between three children's cups, but did not specify the drink should be nonalcoholic.
In May 2009 Chicago and Minnesota became the first city and state, respectively, to ban bisphenol A (BPA) in baby bottles and children's cups.
Your child's sippy cup is leaching the endocrine disrupter BPA into his milk (let's not even think about what's in his nonflammable pajamas), and there are phthalates in your shampoo (also your sex toys).
They serve Beaujolais quickly, with gruff friendliness in tough little glasses, cold as a child's morning cup of milk.
