当前位置：Tess did not look after him, but slowly wound along the crooked lane.
And China has also, for the past decade, been implementing a Natural Forests Protection Programme (NFPP) to look after older woodland by such actions as stopping logging.
Experts reckon this number will keep rising for several reasons, including a sluggish jobs market and workers' growing desire for the flexibility to be able to look after parents or children.
Mum, if you love me, you must look after yourself.
that will help us look after the environment much more effectively than at present.
Think of it like a jug of water: you can't keep emptying yourself out to look after children around you without filling yourself up again.
I was a stranger and you did not invite me in, I needed clothes and you did not clothe me, I was sick and in prison and you did not look after me.
Nothing shows more powerfully the duty of every man to look after the needs of others.
If we can't look after a species we've been trying so hard to save, it may portend even worse things for the ones we've been overlooking.
You must learn how to look after yourself.
For mothers, it means devotion as dad is going to be around to help look after the kids.
Daughters go off to look after somebody else's old age, and, in India, require a dowry.
If you form a rapport with a retailer, the store will look after you over the years, even helping you to upgrade or trade-in watches while reducing the sting of depreciation.
Here, the normally capable and confident Kate allows the prince to look after her attire, while she reaches up with her left hand to lend a little support.
It tells you how to look after your new puppy.
The next day, he gave money to the innkeeper, asked the innkeeper to look after the man.
And a good doctor could look after Pa and as for Ashley--what couldn't she do for Ashley!