Sentence examples for cute son from inspiring English sources

His wife is a nurse; they have a cute son, who watches as his dad, in his spare time, sits at a laptop and prepares for martyrdom.

Beulah was a relentlessly good-hearted servant, whose job was to solve the problems of her white employers and their cute son.

Mr. Amos plays Joe, the father of a luckless actor who, after a divorce, moves into his parents' house with his small, cute son.

In the pretty Northwest, a pretty art dealer (Bruce Greenwood) with a pretty wife named Libby Ashley Juddd, left) and a cute son hatches an insurance scheme that makes it appear that Libby murdered him on their nice new sailboat.

There was a dad, and his tiny cute son who was probably three or so.

Ask me if I'm single cause you have a cute son to set me up with (I'm not, sorry!).

Having three cute sons with personality -- and living in the heart of the entertainment capital of the world -- I got so used to being approached that I would stop them before they finished the first sentence.

Between these pivotal locations lie encounters of varying import but unvarying monotony: a glamorous actress (Shu Qi) torn between a burping sugar daddy and a stammering waiter; a mousy college student (Chen Yi-Han) expecting the love child of her best friend's boyfriend; a materialistic businessman (Mark Jau) whose heart is opened by a ditzy realtor and her button-cute son.

The cutest son of Ozzie and Harriet stayed in music much longer than in the family's hit series, but he remained a celebrity cipher, his talent real, but reflecting rather than shaping his times.

"She had a roommate on the other side of the curtain, and I had a quick thought, like, Wow, it would be so cool if there was some cute boy, maybe her son, who I could flirt with," Feiffer recalled.

There is even a reference to anti-white racism: when the cute young son, known as S.J., complains that a "Chinese" kid was picked, instead of him, to play the Indian chief in the school play, he wonders whether "multicultural bias" might have been at work.