Sentence examples for rear you from inspiring English sources

In the rear, you can see the cook laboriously scraping corn off the cob for cachapas, loosely knit corn pancakes that arrive steaming and fragrant.

Never mind that military doctrine and the Geneva Conventions forbid holding prisoners in a combat zone, and require that they be sped to the rear; you had to make the opposite sort of journey to get to Abu Ghraib.

From here, facing forward, you get terrific views of the old building and Main Street, while to the rear you look out onto an aging ash tree and the sculpture garden.

Bringing Up the Rear You might think that the sales would be higher, but only about 2% of greeting cards purchased each year are for Mother's Day, dwarfed by the 30% sales the Christmas and birthday categories earn each, according to the Greeting Card Association.

So, if the artist says they don't want to hear things coming from the rear, you have to respect that.

If you drive into the parking lot of the nursing home and proceed to the rear, you'll see an odd castle structure poking up, completely overgrown with trees and weeds.

Josie was marvellous the way she took you in and reared you.

When it comes to child-rearing, you could do a lot worse than to ask yourself, "What would Bernie Mac do?" By Anthony Lane By George Packer By Rebecca Mead By Andy Borowitz By Atul Gawande By Anthony Lane By George Packer By Rebecca Mead By Andy Borowitz.

Rejecting your feed for an evening isn't like rejecting the God-fearing community that reared you, but something heretical lingers in this lo-fi entertainment.

When it comes to child-rearing, you could do a lot worse than to ask yourself, "What would Bernie Mac do?" By Alan Burdick By Larissa MacFarquhar By Phil Klay By Amanda Petrusich By Emily Witt By Alan Burdick By Larissa MacFarquhar By Phil Klay By Amanda Petrusich.

"When you're child rearing, you can't say one thing and do another," Susan said.