Sentence examples for dad these from inspiring English sources
Where is your dad these days?
I said, "But Dad, these were no-show workers".
One recent Saturday monring I was greeted by the pleasant aroma of fresh coffee and bacon -- and some interesting conversation -- as I approached the kitchen Son No. 1: "Gee Dad, these eggs look rubbery".
Each family made them feel at home, Ms. Mims recalled, adding, "Garrison would introduce us as, 'Mom and Dad, these are the kids who are filming me' " While "Only the Young" saw Mr. Tippet following his subjects through stations of his own Santa Clarita youth, "Tchoupitoulas" gave the Ross brothers a chance to rediscover the New Orleans of their childhoods.
A couple of hours later, according to his testimony, he was awakened by Aaron, who, with a level of terror John White had never heard in his son's voice, shouted, "Dad, these guys are coming here to kill me!" Instead, as it turned out, John White killed Daniel Cicciaro , Jr
The voice of the witness, Aaron White, 20, rang out angrily in open court, as he repeated the disturbing words he said were used against him that night and caused him to run into his house to awaken his father, John White, out of a deep sleep, yelling repeatedly, "Dad, these guys are coming here to kill me".
And were it not for efforts to find some of the "deadbeat" dads, these families would have no means of support.
His character, John Koestler, is, like most movie dads these days, a widower, stricken with grief and trying to raise a cute, precocious young son (Chandler Canterbury).
"Dads these days are far more likely to be 'hands-on', partly because it's more socially acceptable, but also because there is a general feeling among many dads that they want to spend as much time with their children as they can.
Unlike typical tombstones, with ornately carved references to beloved mothers and devoted dads, these unadorned markers also show no evidence of age, gender or religion, never mind shrubbery, flowers, American flags or any signs that mourners ever stop by to pay their respects.
"Community leaders, teachers, mums and dads – these people are the front line in the fight against child abuse," said UNICEF's head of child protection, Jose Bergua.
