Sentence examples for taking her needs from inspiring English sources

She thought, with a flush of outrage, that Gil was truly selfish, never taking her needs into consideration.

[T]he single woman interjected that she was tired of people not taking her need to have a life seriously.

Two years later, she confronted Turner about his domination of her and told him that he needed to take her needs and feelings into account.

Although when she began her anthropology degree course at Durham University Watson was assessed and given the help of a note-taker and a laptop, she says tutors and lecturers humiliated her and failed to take her needs into account.

But every mother who drops her child off at a play centre before going to work, or takes her special needs child to school, or makes an appointment at the Mary Ward clinic for legal advice, or enrols for one of the centre's excellent courses, should mutter a silent benediction for Ma Hump, a wrong-headed but well-intentioned woman.

Starting in the early nineties, and under the supervision of Margaret Fraser, a group of women met weekly with Firestone to help her with practical needs, from taking her anti-psychotic medications to buying groceries.

Chelsea stopped taking her medicine and is in need of medical attention.

She feared the lender would soon take her car, which she needs for work.

Oh, and Ruth Sheen needs to take her top off, too.

But Mr. Copping, having staked out his pretty girl territory, needs to take her to a newer place.

When Lela Rose needs to take her two children to school or pick up a bag of potting soil or transport a large chair, she doesn't grab the keys to the family vehicle.