Sentence examples for with a playmate from inspiring English sources

When I'm without my girls I feel like I'm on safari, with all the other lions, and when I'm with Billie on her own, a paedophile travelling with a playmate.

Butz gets the two best numbers: "Love Is My Legs," a satiric love song, and "Great Big Stuff," a showstopping hip-hop contemplation of the Good Life that awaits: "Oh give me a home where the centerfolds roam / Guccione on the phone, He got a party going on — / And Hef'll have me over / To play some naked twister / Blotto in the Grotto / With a Playmate and her sister".

You can help your child to become strong by letting her do activities like: Skipping, jumping, throwing and catching a ball with a playmate, dancing, swimming (with adult supervision), biking or scootering (also with adult supervision), and hiking.

But then most boys in the deep south didn't grow up with Bill Clinton for a playmate.

One squeaks with indignation as a playmate pushes it off a tyre; another has turned brown and black after rolling through the reddish mud.

Pope Alexander VI will receive a still heartier embrace from his teenage mistress, Giulia Farnese, "milk-skinned, golden-haired and young enough to be his granddaughter," who lives with the family, a playmate to Lucrezia and, in a different sense, to her father — though Giulia is married, for propriety's sake, to Adriana's son, Orsino.

With cancer for a playmate, cholera, the flu.

Under-supervised by her guileless, mentally ill mother and lacking the well-loved child's reflexive suspicion of strangers, Fragoso finds a playmate with "bowl-cut, sandy-silver hair," who "didn't even seem adult in the sense of that natural separateness adults have from children".

I was painting him the picture perfect scenario for a playmate with disabilities.

Back in the East, even Hofstra on Long Island might provide St. John's with a suburban playmate to wrestle with.

The sight of Ove — seedy, balding, and distractible, with a Russian playmate in tow — is an early hint that "Headhunters" may run less than sweetly.