Sentence examples for dady from inspiring English sources
The word 'dady' is not a correct spelling of 'daddy', which is a term used to refer to one's father
'Daddy' is a commonly used word in written English, especially in informal contexts or when addressing one's own father. It can also be used figuratively to refer to someone who is protective or nurturing. Example: "I can't wait to see my daddy this weekend, it's been so long since I last saw him."
"The I.L.A. left us twisting in the wind back then," said Mr. Dady, who was out of a job for three years because he refused to work alongside those hired during the strike.
But Mr. Dady and others claim the trusteeship is simply a power play mounted by disgruntled former officials defeated in recent elections.
A major part of his seaman's creed, Mr. Dady said, stemmed from his faith in his union — Local 333 of the United Marine Division, International Longshoremen's Association — to steer him and his mates safely.
In the meantime, Ms. Dady, 36; her four daughters, ages 2 through 11; Samantha Kubler, her younger sister; and Ms. Kubler's own two young sons have begun the move to Ocean Village.
"It's nothing less than the hijacking of our local," said Mr. Dady, who has complained to the federal Labor Department that the trusteeship is improper.
Mr. Dady, who works for a different employer, shared that concern but said the fault was with the longshoremen's association's heavy-handed tactics with the local.
A police spokesman, Jean-Dady Simeon, said he was not aware of Mr. Avril's arrest.
"You never hear them say 'dady' instead of 'baby,' " Ivry said.
Joe Dady has been plying the waters of New York Harbor since 1976, when he followed his father and five older brothers into the tugboat trade.
Working in the front garden of one house is Anthony Dady, 36.
The members of the council are all creative directors: Glenn Dady, 49; Gary Gibson, 47; and Mike Malone, 48.
