Sentence examples similar to toddlers confront from inspiring English sources
And has significant fun expelling them before smoothing his dress-down-Friday chinos and settling into a squeaky executive chair from which, between PG-rated answers, he alternately yanks at and shoves away his microphone like a toddler confronting a spoonful of vegetables.
Regina Carson, president of the New Jersey Group Against Smoking Pollution, known as GASP, said that this bill addresses the needs of infants and toddlers who cannot communicate their distress at smoke and teenagers afraid to confront their parents or other adults about their discomfort.
In one harrowing scene, the cops confront a pair of crackheads, one of which blathers on about her two lost toddlers, telling the officers they need to find them right away.
Finally she strapped her toddler securely in his chair and confronted Chester with a nine-inch bread knife held behind her back: Act sane, she ordered him, or leave.
Arlo makes an unlikely friend in his toddler pal, and "learns the power of confronting his fears and discover what he is truly capable of", according to the official plot synopsis.
It was only after one toddler stopped by our seat and was confronted with Helen Mirren's nether regions and Malcolm McDowell's greasy fist that I convinced DB to turn it off.
He was confronted by Almena, who was angry because his toddler son had found a condom after the party.
