Sentence examples for taking care of something from inspiring English sources

"It's really about setting up a culture of 'I'm taking care of something,'" Ms. Tolbert said.

The irony today of all that teaching is that when my parents come over they'll see my husband Seth taking care of  something practical and my mum will say: "We taught you this!

The snowman may be a metaphor for our climate crisis, but it's running on electricity, so it's a contradiction, because it's also contributing to global warming... but the piece is about taking care of something and protecting it... and being dependent on something.

Whether it is a room or a piece of art, a slab of snow, a 200-year-old chestnut beam, or any number of other things for that matter, taking care of something is often a matter not only of how you put it together, but also of how you take it apart.

They know how much those old IRC Evangelion rips matter to you, and with their tools for remote access, now you'll never have to be without videos of your ferns to show that girl at the bar so she'll know you're totally not weird and are capable of taking care of something and loving even though you've been going off on the historical significance of Fist of the North Star for the last hour.

The principle of taking care of something larger than yourself.

I must take care of something.

I… uh… need you to take care of something".

He said he had to take care of something.

It makes me feel good to take care of something that people like so much.

If they mutually take care of something, it helps them bond".