Sentence examples for not to hover from inspiring English sources

It's hard not to hover over your kids constantly, hard to not buzz round them obsessively, hard not to be the overprotective over-parent.

It's hard not to hover anxiously as your adult child sends out resumes or to ask for daily updates.

It was the first day of school -- and my wife and I were already doing our best not to hover too closely over Leo, who was, thankfully, already hard at play in the newly discovered puzzle section.

It's so hard these days to know what a "good" parent looks like -- I'm told not to hover, but I should still be involved and engaged and advocate for my child.

Others were more reflective of their IPP experience for example Gail a nanny commented, I do not have to hover over the kids I do not have to hover over the kids Social support between mothers was a common reason for participation in the intergenerational playgroup.

It similarly was not able to hover.

Mr. Barenboim is a conductor who does not like to hover over players and fuss with every cue.

Of course, there is also Vice President Dick Cheney, who does not need to hover by the door -- he is usually at Bush's side already.

Reading her, I understood that poets were not meant to hover above the world; poems were burned in the grief, loneliness and outrage of the world.

In private conversations with friends and colleagues, Mr. Bloomberg has said he does not want to hover over his successor or to be seen as meddlesome — a hanger-on, unable to give up power.

When Robinson was appointed assistant coach last May, he said he had no intention of becoming the head coach and did not want to hover over Ftorek's shoulder.