Sentence examples for with tots from inspiring English sources
"IT'S always my turn," Maci, a tired young mother, complains to her loafing boyfriend when their baby needs a nappy-change, during an episode of "16 and Pregnant", a reality TV show about teenagers with tots.
Buy now 3. Alphabet Letters: £10.99, Up In Lights These light-up letters look fabulous in kids' bedrooms and will be an instant hit with tots right through to teenagers.
By Hendrik Hertzberg Chestnuts are roasting on an open fire, with Jack Frost nipping at your nose and folks dressed up like Eskimos — or, to update the line for political correctness, with tots in boots just like Aleuts.
We finish up with tots of prunelle, an eau de vie flavored with the fruit and kernels of the little wild plums that are also called sloes (think sloe gin).
Home to the National Forest Cycle Centre since summer 2011, it's designed with families and beginners in mind, with a couple of easy off-road gravel and mud trails for those with tots and two mountain-biking trails: one easy and one moderate.
From China to Mozambique, workers marched boldly into the future, their arms linked in solidarity; rifle-toting women guarded their motherlands with tots strapped to their backs; happy farmers displayed cornucopias of multicolored vegetables; vast, heroic new cities rose from the landscape adorned with coronets of high-rise cranes.
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Compaq dropped on-board memory -- the player operates with 64 megabytes of flash memory -- and other extras Compared with toting this new model, carrying an old-fashioned CD music player would be like lugging a turntable around on your run.
It is not unusual to find children as young as 4 years old tasked with toting water twice a day or engaged in household chores.
In contrast, nutrient concentrations increase along the gradient, with Tot-N and Tot-P showing similar geographical trends, (c)).
The risk of groin pain is higher with TOT and TVT-O, compared to the TVT (OR 8.28, 95% CI 2.7-25.4) [ 25].
