Sentence examples for that taking care from inspiring English sources
Mr. Soltanieh, the Iranian envoy, was clearly cautious about that, taking care in Vienna not to make decisions on behalf of the government he represents.
And, looking back, Sarah acknowledges that "taking care of me became the centre of his life".
That taking care of business is only one part of the race.
In stepped experts, who argued that taking care of children was not just a skill; it was a science.
"As commander in chief, I believe that taking care of our veterans and their families is a sacred obligation.
For her part, Ms. Feliz says that taking care of three grandchildren is not a difficult undertaking.
No one with children — which Rosen has — could ever suggest that taking care of them is easy.
Nurses say that taking care of many patients diminishes the amount and quality of care they can provide.
No one with children which Rosen has could ever suggest that taking care of them is easy.
"They think that taking care of themselves is selfish, and that serving God means never saying no," she said.
The social safety net that gives Canada its reputation for compassion leads many Canadians to feel that taking care of the needy is solely the responsibility of government.
