Sentence examples for taking your child from inspiring English sources

It's taking your child to school.

I don't think you could do it by taking your child every day to nursery.

The administrative hassle involved means that taking your child to the doctor has become a last resort.

Under the constant threat of police harassment and possible detention, even simple daily outings — running errands, driving to work, grocery shopping, taking your child to the doctor — become fraught with fear and very real risk.

But the ability to take a paid vacation now and again, or not to have to worry about the cost of taking your child to the doctor, can make a big difference.

Imagine being told a month ago this morning -- while commuting to work or taking your child to school -- that before noon the World Trade Center would collapse, thousands would die, and New York City would be jolted into the first frenzied stages of a war prompted by terrorist attacks.

You should talk to an attorney before you leave about taking your children with you.

Alternatively going outside peak times may mean taking your children out of school.

Two kidnappers have taken your child.

Outside there are trails, so you can take your child on some gentle nature walks.

"You have that knowledge that they could take your child into care – it's really terrifying.