Sentence examples for full nappy from inspiring English sources
It's less "love thy neighbour" and more "dob your neighbours in to the DWP" – as I'm pretty sure the couple who left a full nappy on a table in the pub garden last weekend would quite happily do.
The scene King put in, would, in subsequent drafts, go on to drive the whole story: Danny waking up next to a one-night stand, stealing her money and leaving her infant son wandering about with a full nappy, reaching for drugs on the coffee table.
"All working mothers are a full nappies short of a pack of Pampers," Ms. Lette added, using the British term for diapers, by way of explaining how exhaustion and overload can send smart women rushing to foolish therapies.
She had dark skin, full lips, nappy hair and a wide nose.
They will also organize for baby supplies to be waiting on arrival, so there is no need to take overloaded suitcases full of nappies.
He reported personally finding tents full of dirty nappies, a supermarket trolley used for cooking campfire food and drug paraphernalia, and said he was considering moving away from the area because of the mess.
Sensors can tell you when a baby's nappy is full.
His nappy is full of something that is indistinguishable from the curry sauce we had at junior school, but much less foul smelling.
"Good Day" by Nappy Roots.
Oscarina's derrière had transformed so much that it no longer looked like it was part of a human's body; her five-year-old daughter mistook her fluid-filled cheeks for a soiled nappy, calling it a "full Pamper".
