Sentence examples for need to shoo from inspiring English sources

Desperate and needy like the rest of you adults (and only adults are reading this, yes? If not, you need to shoo) once more, I am changed.

To do this, you may need to firmly "shoo" the horse away.

Intensely focused and dryly funny, Mr. Dunham speaks about the process of painting almost as though it has a life of its own, with certain elements forcing their way in or needing to be shooed away.

If a character walks by you need to be able to flip your phone up, shoo your kid over to them so they pause for a minute and be able to nail that in-focus shot.

Italy need to win to be sure of going through, and that ain't a shoo-in.

The main topic of conversation today wasn't about which film is a shoo-in for the Palme d'Or (Carol, still), but rather what shoes you need to wear to get into a premiere.

BEIJING — When she needs to practice, Brenda Shinn shoos her dogs into the yard and tells her son, K. C., to stay in his room for a while.

Many dealers have now successfully stood up in public and persuaded legislators to shoo away new regulators in an area that needs better oversight.

· To shoo away the coeds.

To shoo him away, you understand.

The nurse tries to shoo him away.