Taking-care Sentence Examples

I'm supposed to be taking care of you...

He had been taking care of her for nearly a year now.

Yes. But I like taking care of my children.

You're supposed to be taking care of me, but that isn't realistic 100% of the time, is it?

Now he was offering her a job taking care of his family?

You know I love taking care of Tammy.

I need to start taking care of that.

The money would assist in taking care of her schooling.

We're short handed so you wind up taking care of your own team and wagon.

The Hertz's had not been blessed with children and were adamant that they would love taking care of the twins.

You'd be happier taking care of a rambling old house in the middle of nowhere?

When I was taking care of Dad there wasn't time to take classes and he died owing a lot of money, so I had to sell the house.

While taking care of an infant?

And this is how I know you're not taking care of yourself as much as you should be.

What happened to taking care of Ohio?

Thank you for taking care of me.

There's others taking care of her.

How about taking care of her?

Until now, money had aided him in taking care of her.

Thursday morning when Carmen was taking care of the horses, she noticed that Casper's nipples were dripping.

As May gave way to June, the lengthening daylight hours gave her more time to be with Jonathan and Destiny and still complete taking care of the animals before darkness.

She had been taking care of everything to do with their homes for the last few years, so that was familiar territory.

All her emotional and physical efforts were directed toward helping him recover and taking care of things at home.

Thank you for taking care of me all this time.

I got used to you taking care of me.

Before Dean could remember what Shanghai offered for public transportation, Fred set about taking care of the needs and concerns of the returning guests.

Who's taking care of the farm?

Josh is taking care of the goats?

I've been taking care of you since you were born.

I am perfectly capable of taking care of myself, but if you think I want to spend the rest of my life like this, you don't know me at all.

Katie was expecting a child now - Katie, who had trouble taking care of herself.

He also knew Tim wouldn't consider this part of taking care of her.

He ascended two floors to the hallway where Kris's supplies had been stocked.  He recalled how hard it could be taking care of a helpless creature like Katie or Toby.  He strode to the chamber that had served as a department store full of clothing to Kris's Immortals.  Not surprised to find the chamber ransacked, he sifted through the remaining clothing on the floor.  He guessed Toby's size and stuffed a bag with a few items before going to the food supplies.

He would leave the next day, after taking care of some business.

The car had quickly made a U-turn and followed Fred, not taking care to disguise its actions.

I guess taking care of animals.

She would be taking care of the animals and house.

You've been cleaning here too - and taking care of the horses.

No, she didn't think all women should want what she did, and she was perfectly capable of taking care of herself.

I like fresh rabbit meat every once in a while, and I like taking care of rabbits.

He was trying to maintain a balance between taking care of business and her happiness.

I like taking care of the animals.

Yet, why was it that when a woman married a man with money and merely washed his clothes, cooked his meals, cleaned up after him and tended his stock... why did people think he was taking care of her?

Those days were filled with the fun of taking care of the twins.

Katie said that Bill was a little lost at first, but eventually got the hang of taking care of the babies.

Aren't you supposed to be taking care of the animals?

I appreciate you taking care of me.

In any case, she was supposed to be taking care of the guests, not the other way around.

She worked hard at taking care of her husband and children, yet how often had someone told her she was a good wife and mother - or even a nice person?

He drew her close, taking care not to touch her left shoulder.

Well, if it makes you feel better, but I like taking care of the horses.

I have been taking care of the children and this house for years – not to mention the time I've spent taking care of you!.

Did he think she was incapable of taking care of herself, or had she simply tolerated his interference so long that it had become a habit?

Had he eaten supper, or had he been too occupied with taking care of her?

You figure taking care of one more critter is no big deal?

Tears forming, Jessi sank into her couch, eyes on the photo of her and the two teens she was supposed to be taking care of.

When prolonged heating is required at very high temperatures it is found necessary to line the furnace-cavity with alternate layers of magnesia and carbon, taking care that the lamina next to the lime is of magnesia; if this were not done the lime in contact with the carbon crucible would form calcium carbide and would slag down, but magnesia does not yield a carbide in this way.

Fortunately, too, at this crisis of their history, the Lithuanians were blessed with an altogether exceptional series of great rulers, who showed themselves fully capable of taking care of themselves.

They were important because they could maintain the impotence of the crown to check disorder by imposing conditions upon candidates for the throne, and by taking care that no prince powerful enough to be dangerous to themselves should be elected to this position.

In spite of all precautions a certain quantity of impurities is always formed, but this should be kept down as much as possible by strictly watching the temperature in the vats and by taking care that the black-ash in the wet state is never exposed to the air.

To keep the silk ribbon dry, he stood within a door, taking care that the twine did not touch the frame of the door; and when the thunder-clouds came over the kite he watched the state of the string.

And as that was sensibly better than the first (especially for Day-Objects), so I doubt not, but they will be still brought to a much greater perfection by their endeavours, who, as you inform me, are taking care about it at London."

The Irish government was given to him for ten years on unusually liberal terms. He ingratiated himself with both races, taking care to avoid identification with any particular family.

As the day of their flight neared, Carmen tried to stay busy with packing and taking care of Destiny.

Alex wouldn't discourage her from going to work, but he had expressed more than once that he preferred her to be at home taking care of the children.

It wasn't what she would want for herself anyway, and the money would assist in taking care of her schooling.

On Jonathan's ninth birthday, in October, they had given him the responsibility of taking care of Random.

I have been taking care of the children and this house for years – not to mention the time I've spent taking care of you!.

Pick early in the day, taking care not to bruise the delicate blooms.

Showing students creative, receptive understanding means taking care not to impose dogmatic, judgemental demand on them (Zimmer and Alexander ).

Sand and fill existing lining paper particularly the seams, taking care to re- paste any loose paper before applying emulsion.

You can start taking care of your child's eyesight from a very early age.

She looks so graceful taking a sip of her cappuccino, taking care not to burn her lips and tongue.

Damaged plastic handles have to be cut off using a junior hacksaw, taking care not to damage the tang.

They adopted 14 orphans from surrounding villages, taking care of them at their own expense.

Met my new line manager, my placement co-ordinator and Trust sponsor who are collectively responsible for taking care of trainees during placement co-ordinator and Trust sponsor who are collectively responsible for taking care of trainees during placements.

This should be followed by a thorough rinse with clear water taking care to protect adjoining surfaces.

Finish up the broken crack taking care with loose rock.

Cut open the sachet along the dotted line, taking care not to damage the patch inside.

Using a ring spanner undo the large union nut, taking care not to spill too much gasoline.

Fit the reed valve assembly into the inlet tract, taking care not to damage the petals.

Cut the stems down to about six inches above the ground and carefully lift the tubers taking care not to damage them.

He does me a favor by allowing you to ride on the animal, and I do him a favor by taking care of it.

The small rodents scampered around, taking care in the daily accomplishments of its sad lives.

Do you see evidence of teachers and staff who are happy to be working and taking care of the children?

The important thing to remember is that whatever method you choose, you are spending time taking care of and loving your baby, and that is what she needs most of all.

Eventually, you'll feel so confident taking care of your infant, however, that you can offer other new parents advice!

Taking care of your toddler may seem simpler in some respects than taking care of a newborn simply because he can do so many more things on his own.

However, there are still several things you should keep in mind when taking care of your toddler's health.

Everybody knows that once baby arrives, there is little time or energy for anything other than taking care of her.

When a new baby arrives, many times parents are overwhelmed with simply taking care of that infant's needs.

No wonder taking care of a newborn can be a daunting task!

Before your infant even begins to teethe, you should begin taking care of her gums.

As a single parent, you are in charge of making all the decisions, taking care of your child, and providing for you both.

After all, your days are probably filled with work and taking care of your child or children.

While it is great to be self-sufficient and take pride in taking care of yourself, too much pride can shut others out who want to help you.

Finally, pay attention to the manufacturer's instructions on taking care of your bra.

Cuddling, singing, taking care of, and talking to her will be your priorities for this first month.

The point is to spend as much time as possible taking care of your baby and creating an emotional and physical connection.

Do you offer discounts for taking care of more than one child per family?

The nanny can take turns taking care of your children and your friend's children together at each home.

However, parents get so caught up in taking care of baby that they often overlook some much needed "me time".

Once you bring your newborn home, however, the reality of the huge responsibility of taking care of a newborn sets in.

It's a good idea to have a few covers and liners already set up for occasions when you want to do a quick change or someone unfamiliar with diaper folding is taking care of your child.

Sleep is certainly an important part of taking care of a baby, so a specialty basket that focuses on baby's slumber is quite appropriate.

They also offer guides to taking care of carpets, too.

If you can't spend too much, you might be better off hiring a high school kid from your neighborhood to cut your lawn, while employing the gardening service for jobs like trimming your shrubs and taking care of your plants and flowers.

By bringing a splash of color, a little life and perhaps even something edible into our homes, plants can make us feel happier and give us practice taking care of something.

It's expensive to repair a fiberglass kayak, but if you plan on taking care of the kayak and use it for touring or recreational purposes, then this material is right for you.

Small animals like hamsters and mice are ideal for young children who are not yet ready for the responsibility of taking care of a cat or dog.

You can guide your child in taking care of one of these pets, and if the child successfully cares for the animal, you can then consider purchasing an animal that requires more in the way of responsibility.

When people make a small initial investment in their kitten, they are more likely to be serious about taking care of their pet.

I'm sorry that your cat is no longer taking care of his own grooming.

It is possible that being extremely overweight would prevent your pet from taking care of his own cleaning needs.

The lady taking care of him agreed to let me adopt the tiny thing.

Finally, attach your brackets to your base, and then screw the brackets to the wall, taking care that your perch is basically level.

Going green and taking care of your cat may not be something that you immediately consider.

They prey on people who are so worried about taking care of their bills that they will jump at the first offer they see.

It actually can be helpful to you if you place more priority on taking care of their emotions.

How do you handle your personal finances after years of your spouse taking care of the household budget?

The most important step in taking care of lawn furniture is to clean it regularly.

You can make a positive impact on the environment and on your budget by taking care to recycle office paper.

Sustainable growth includes taking care of the soil in which the plants are grown through organic practices and methods that allow the growth environment to remain diverse and productive.

The three partners collaborated on all aspects of the firm, with Thompson running the business, Ventulett designing and Stainback taking care of the technical side of thing.

Easy Maintenance - Taking care of a bamboo floor is simple.

You can apply these types of foundations by gently misting over the face in circular motions, taking care to start out with light coverage and then adding more product where needed to conceal redness or imperfections.

In English that simply means that the company is committed to taking care of the environment (don't worry; I had to look it up too).

To continue, I line the top of my lid, taking care not to make the line too thick.

After dipping your brush into the shadow, sweep it along the lower crease of your eye, taking care not to go above the crease.

Smile widely to identify the apples of your cheeks and place small dots of blush there, taking care to blend well until your blush all but disappears.

One advantage to taking care of a pet online is that you can do it anywhere there's Internet access.

Pet shows are another indication of how well you are taking care of your pet.

Fishland has more than 430,000 people signed up taking care of fish, so there is always traffic on the site.

Having a virtual adopted pet is a great way for children to learn the basics of what's involved in taking care of a real pet while having a lot of fun.

Internet users have been playing with and taking care of virtual animal on this website since 1997.

Taking care of your pet on VP is similar to taking care of a pet in real life.

Puppy Center revolves around a pet salon worker that is in charge of taking care of all the puppies that come in after her parents must leave town unexpectedly.

If you find it difficult to fit in scrapbooking between work and taking care of your children, attending CKU will give you plenty of opportunities to enjoy your craft in a relaxing atmosphere.

If you fall into the trap of focusing on training to the exclusion of taking care of your overall heath and well being, you won't be able to perform at peak capacity.

Speaking politely, showing concern, and taking care of each other are all excellent signs of respect.

It's not like your parents will abandon you when you turn 18, but they probably will expect you to take on a lot of the adult responsibilities that they have been taking care of for most of your life.

You may not think about taking care of yourself much right now, but you will thank yourself years down the road.

Nothing seems to matter anymore and you don't care what happens as a result of not going to work or taking care of other responsibilities.

Another part of being good to yourself is taking care of your body and mind.

Next, wrap the petal around the end of your cardboard cone, taking care that the widest part of the petal is closest to the tip.

Basically, Jon stated that Kate did not consider him to be a successful man because he was home taking care of the kids while she was jet setting around the country promoting the show and her books.

On the other hand, if your child is conscientious with his clothing then taking care of a leather jacket should not be a problem.

If you're one of those people, make sure you're prepared to take the leap by taking care of a few additional considerations.

Although there are some disadvantages to a life experience degree, the benefits are that you can continue working, taking care of family responsibilities and save money by not having to go through a four year program.

But there's more to grooming a dog than just taking care of his coat.

Work slowly into coaxing him to go with you, taking care never to jerk or drag him along.

Be sure to feed and water your dog from separate food bowls, and to wash your hands thoroughly after taking care of him.

You can probably find dog angel Christmas ornaments at many local department stores, card shops and pet supplies, so keep your eyes peeled as you're taking care of the rest of your holiday shopping.

If you're taking care of a large dog, like a Boxer, he will have different exercise needs than a smaller dog and will usually need a bit of time to burn off excess energy.

To sum it up, taking care of your dog's teeth will keep your pet healthier and help her live longer.

Leave a dog alone that is sleeping, eating or taking care of puppies.

With practice and experience, you can be confident when taking care of your pet.

Give them soil which is well drained and a sunny, exposed place away from all protection, taking care so to place them in relation to surrounding objects that their stems cannot easily be hurt.

The best plan is to raise small banks of peat, and plant them on the top, taking care that they do not want for water both at the roots and overhead.

There is advice on growing problems, pruning and taking care of your garden as it develops.

This takes the guesswork out of taking care of the lawn.

Whether your summer plant is a tropical plant or a tender herb you'd like to keep alive throughout the winter months, learn the steps to taking care of plants through the wintertime.

Tune them all up roughly, making sure they are taught but taking care not to over tighten them as they can break.

If you are worried about taking care of your floors, you may want to look at laminate flooring that looks like hardwood.Hardwood floors are a great addition to any home.

Encouraging children to use jewelry boxes helps them develop the habit of taking care of their jewelry properly.

Pull both loops tautly to tighten, taking care to adjust the sides by nudging gently (if necessary) in order to ensure that both ends are equal.

That person is responsible for taking care of his or her plant.

By fixing screens, taking care of clutter, and using your homemade organic home pest control mixtures you will see results eventually.

After a long day spent working or taking care of children, you want nothing more than to relax in comfort.

On top of this, these caregivers spend an average 20 additional hours weekly spent taking care of elderly relatives.

Caregivers will help their loved one best by taking care of both the senior's needs and their own.

Do something good for yourself by taking care of yourself - you will feel healthier and be happier with your life!

While much costlier than independent living, this type of housing offers peace of mind because of the knowledge that help is available and worries about traveling to the grocery store or taking care of daily needs will be handled.

Condos available afford residents the luxury of owning their own place without the worry of taking care of maintenance issues.

The center has an outpatient facility capable of taking care of various sleep problems.

Prevent drowsy driving by taking care of yourself, getting a good night's rest and consulting with your physician if daytime drowsiness persists.

Besides taking care of any of the above-mentioned problems, you can prevent many of these leg cramps.

By taking care of your new night vision goggles and using them properly, you'll ensure that they last a long time.

The carrying case contains more tools for taking care of your contacts than the contact holder contains.

This usually means soaking them in a solution, and taking care to make sure hands are clean when putting them in or taking them out.

If you tend to do better with written instructions, read Taking Care of Your Goggle System from The Paintball Times.

It's quite a daunting task taking care of all the intricate movements on the fly as well, from juking to sprinting, tackling to batting down the ball.

Instead of taking care of roller coasters or trains, you have the opportunity to run an award-winning zoo.

The final step of taking care of your water system for the winter includes filling it with antifreeze, just like you would do when you winterize a house that doesn't have any heating system.

Fortunately, taking care of an EPDM roof is not difficult or particularly time consuming.

Breastfeeding the baby is encouraged, taking care that it is in a position that keeps the baby from resting on the mother's incision.

Short hair and even crew cuts are in, which makes taking care of the hair incredibly easy.

Grasp individual hair firmly, taking care not to grip multiple hairs at once.

Long hair care is about taking care of yourself as well as your hair.

People who are constantly on the go, traveling, or taking care of family and other personal needs may realistically not find the time to squeeze in a haircut.

Blow dry with a diffuser, taking care to scrunch the hair upward.

You might want to spend some time doing your makeup or taking care of small tasks while you wait for the curls to set.

Dry hair as normal, taking care to insure that it's completely dry all over.

Follow with Sedu, taking care to run the iron equally over all sections.

Finally, gather your hair at the nape of your neck and twist it, taking care to secure the ends inward.

For someone taking care of a temporarily ill family member, unemployment benefits can be collected for six weeks.

Pursers coordinate and oversee workers' activities and are responsible for hiring crew members, taking care of payroll, and many other duties.

American Mobile ensures that you have a stress-free experience from home to the traveling nursing assignment by taking care of all the little things that make relocating difficult.

Use of the system is actually mandatory for taking care of many issues related to originating, processing, and servicing loans on single family homes guaranteed by the FHA.

There is also a wide selection of books that will tell you everything you need to know about pregnancy, breastfeeding, and taking care of your new baby.

They can also give you pointers on taking care of your baby and help with developing relaxation techniques that may be used during labor.

Good prenatal classes should provide basic information about taking care of your baby, like how to take his/her temperature, when to call a doctor, and how to feed an infant.

Make sure you understand if you'll receive your full salary or a portion of your salary while you're out taking care of your newborn.

Instead, focus on taking care of yourself and your developing baby instead of concerning yourself with pregnancy worries that probably won't happen.

You may have difficulty lifting your baby and taking care of older siblings.

The next step is to measure from the top of your pants down the side of your leg, taking care to stop at the exact length you want.

You'll want to blot the stain with a clean white cloth, taking care not to rub the fabric.

Swim season is a great time to teach kids about taking care of clothes.

Well, if you want your child to learn the ins and outs of taking care of an animal, including feeding and cleaning up after it, and you want to watch him or her snuggle with a warm, furry body, then you're out of luck.

A quality filter is capable of taking care of several different types of pollutants, such as mold, pollen, and dust mites.

Proper maintenance and taking care of necessary repairs when the unit isn't functioning properly will ensure that you will be able to make the most of your investment and keep using your appliance for many years to come.

To remedy the situation, let the water/salt brine warm up a bit and proceed, taking care not to overdo the salt.

Dripless tapers are a good example of the wick taking care of the excess wax, since there is little room for the melted wax to pool.

In addition to taking care of making sure that your organization is properly set up, you'll also need to learn how to raise money if you plan to build a successful charitable organization.

If working out, looking good, and taking care of his appearance are what gets your man going, consider a Christmas gift for him that works into his routine.

Design, plan, and create a whole evening together taking care of all the details and then surprise your date.

Rather than planning your first date, you are planning on taking care of a man you have never met before.

Putting one's heart above all else is not selfish in a negative way, rather it is taking care of self.

If you are busy, working long hours and your wife is constantly talking about how she needs more out of life than cleaning house and taking care of the kids, you must read on.

So proud of how you're taking care of yourself!"

By taking care of the jewelry and considering the ramifications of the number of potential heirs, you guarantee that the symbolism embodied by your engagement ring will continue to be esteemed in your family for decades.

As a novice freelance writer, expect to spend between 50 and 80 percent of your time taking care of marketing and administration tasks for your business.

Many girls are fascinated with the prospect of taking care of babies or young children from the time get their hands on that first baby doll.

Simple gestures such as bedtime storybooks, warm baths, warm meals, taking care of them when they feel unwell will help your kids feel your love and compassion.

I've talked to enough parents who have lost precious parts of themselves while busy taking care of the needs of others.

Synopsis - Most reviews give you a general idea of what each film is about, taking care not to include any spoilers.

It wasn't long before the pig found the hunter taking care of his animals in the barn for the night.

You can create the design by filling in a butterfly outline with a series of small connected knots, taking care to conceal your beginning and ending points.

Here are the general steps for taking care of new tattoos.

Some of these dangers may be avoided by taking some precautions and taking care of the piercing.

Because the basic concept of yoga centers on taking care of oneself in mind, body and spirit, using the practice to achieve a healthy body weight makes sense.

A wife, with an autistic husband, may complain or nag that she is the only one taking care of the household and the children.

While some sources tell you that you can save yourself a lot of money by taking care of your bankruptcy yourself, it really isn't a wise move.

Bring in extra cash by watching a neighbor's house, taking care of a dog or cat, or letting a couple take time off from the baby with a sitter business.

Set aside time to work on each item on the checklist, taking care to complete each task before moving on to the next item.

At the same time, note which tasks you may prefer to do yourself, such as polishing antiques or taking care of other delicate tasks.

Slide the pillow form into the case and close up the fourth side of stitching by hand, taking care to make the stitches as invisible as possible.

Well of course the reasons for taking care of yourself are simple.

Pull the band upward with both hands, taking care to keep your back straight.

As you exhale, extend your arms behind you, taking care not to lock your elbow.

If you commit to taking care of your entire self, you may find in time that a little extra chin fat doesn't bother you one bit.

Even if you never cook with the pan it is a shame to ruin it by not taking care of it.

A widow or widower who is taking care of a child of the deceased.

Anyone taking care of your child needs a medical release form.

While taking care of one's teeth might not seem of the utmost importance when one is young, as an individual ages dental care becomes more and more important.

These catastrophic plans allow people to pay less for insurance and save money by taking care of minor things themselves while still avoiding devastating financial loss caused by a catastrophe or disaster.

Shopping for lingerie when you feel like you're taking care of yourself, you're more likely to have a positive view on how great you'll look in the pieces you decide to purchase.

The silky, soft feel of nylon pajamas seems to have soothing and relaxing properties that can help even the most stressed out guys relax after a hard day of working or taking care of items on their honey-do lists.

Cut through the end loops with scissors taking care not to cut the handle.

However, between taking care of your family and keeping up with a demanding career, it is easy to get burned out.

Men everywhere are beginning to realize the importance of taking care of their skin in order to maintain their health.

Try washing only the fingertips, and always dry the hands very thoroughly after washing, taking care not to rub vigorously.

The Veterinary Apparel Company claims that its scrubs are comfortable, customizable and won't interfere when you're taking care of animals all day.

However, the fact that free solutions to a shopping cart are available can make at least that part of the online transaction process much easier, and let you get on with taking care of business.

Don't be surprised any time of the year if an accordion is playing, and the servers are dancing between taking care of the tables.