Sentence examples for it's crib from inspiring English sources
Then, once it has fallen asleep, put it into it's crib.
In your baby's room, give it a crib, plushies, and make the room colourful, and include pillows or a rug on the floor, so if the baby falls out of it's crib, it won't get hurt.
Every other part of the show is just as nonsensical, most of it reading like it was cribbed from a year's worth of Politico articles.
The goal of Specific Media, its owners since 2011, is to empower "people to express themselves however they want", which makes Facebook's old "social utility" tagline sound like it was cribbed from The Communist Manifesto.
Often, at first, it is cribbed from another show.
Accompanying it are cribs, including the Loom ($590 to $650), with irregularly spaced slats, and the Studio ($1,780), which features a storage unit with a flip-down changing tray that doubles as a child's desk.
The Tuesday program included Wolfgang Rihm's Quartet No. 4, an involving 1981 work that begins with a theme that sounds as if it were cribbed from a Beethoven sketchbook.
(Dennis Farina provides some comic relief as Tommy's boss, a leathery lothario who drinks martinis in his bubble bath and gives his protégé advice that sounds as if it were cribbed from the latest issue of Maxim.) Mr. Burns also deserves credit for avoiding the sudsy happily-ever-after clichés that deform so many contemporary romantic comedies.
That's the kind of environment you create when your membership list reads as if it were cribbed from an issue of The Forbes 400.
He looks through a crib sheet, "it's in here somewhere", finds what he is looking for, and says that all but seven of the 153 units on offer are sold.
