How To Use Creche In A Sentence
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Another bemoaned the lack of crèche facilities for dogs at the surgery.
Times, Sunday Times
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The revamped premises, incorporating 40 flatlets and a brand new crèche, were opened by the then mayor, Derek Burke, in May 2000.
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Ce serait une déformation du terme français "haut la crèche" crèche signifie berceau parce que l'on soulevait le berceau au moment de proclamer le nom de l'enfant.
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We wouldn't want anything glamorous, just basics such as a hot drinks dispenser during winter, a small TV to wile away the hours, comfy sofas, a small toilet and maybe a crèche for the little ones.
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Football Hole, just around the corner, is a small sandy bay that's perfect for a picnic while you watch turnstones, oystercatchers and female eider ducks that bring their crèches of ducklings here to learn crab-catching skills.
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Other benefits include discounted crèche facilities at five nursery schools in the region, subsidised gym membership and a free concierge service.
Times, Sunday Times
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Flexible working hours and on-site crèche facilities help people balance responsibilities at work and home.
Times, Sunday Times
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Another bemoaned the lack of crèche facilities for dogs at the surgery.
Times, Sunday Times
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I spend most of my time like Dracula, sleeping in the long-term cryo crèches in places like the Golden Gate Bridge.
Ilium
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Not on the topic, but I bought a whole creche from that santon shop!
Fifille - French Word-A-Day
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There will be a professionally run crèche on site for children between the ages of two and eight.
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All the local crèches were full, or could not cope with the requirements of a schoolgoing child in need of after-school care, a toddler, and a new-born baby.
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Even so, some mammal parents still find it worth while to deposit their babies in a creche.
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Not until World War II sent mothers back into the workforce did the Commonwealth government subsidise crèches and kindergartens.
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Jersey City argued in federal district (that is, trial) court that the display complied with the Constitution (as interpreted in a number of Supreme Court decisions) because the sleigh and the Santa Claus and the Frosty the Snowman and the Kwanzaa ribbons that it added to the creche and the menorah "demystified" thtose two religious symbols -- that is, drained them of their religious meaning.
Is That Legal?: Will Sam Alito Respect Earlier Opinions With Which He Disagrees?
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At the top of each crèche was an arm apparatus, with a cuplike attachment at the end.
Old Mans War
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The Principal added that he hopes to finalise contracts for the new crèche within the near future while eight new prefabs for the school are expected to be completed in time for the start of the new academic year.
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Roaring fires, a crèche, spa and pool.
Times, Sunday Times
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Does your employer provide a creche?
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Childcare vouchers are also available to help parents make ends meet but there are no on-site crèche facilities.
Times, Sunday Times
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Comedy about two former advertising executives who set up their own small-scale crèche, which becomes a success.
The Sun
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A parent feeds only its own chick in the crèche, recognizing the chick by its call note.
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The biggest free crèche in town is, amazingly, planning to grow bigger still.
Times, Sunday Times
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Does your employer provide a creche?
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Perhaps I should have asked them if they were intending to introduce creche facilities or anything to help the working mum?
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The projecting flanks to either side - with the council chamber and a semi-basement studio intended as a crèche - are of warm terracotta tiles and glass shaded by exterior glass-finned boxes.
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A café and crèche are also included, along with four floodlit all-weather outdoor playing fields.
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He frames his theory in utilitarian terms: because women tend to be more group-oriented, and to be paid less, we may expect them to favour a political system that taxes heavily and spends the taxes on communal improvements, such as crèches or police patrols.
December 25th, 2005
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Roaring fires, a crèche, spa and pool.
Times, Sunday Times
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[Lord Justice BANKS recently referred to the possible establishment of a Law Courts '_crêche_, where the female barrister might leave her young while engaged in forensic duties.] _From "The Law Times" of 192 --.
Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 156, April 23, 1919
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We were now on the glossy blacktop that led towards the army laundry, Rosa's old creche.
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Low-level attacks against crèches of Canada geese and shelduck are another spectacle, the avocets performing highly attractive ‘butterfly’ flights.
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The finance minister and senior cabinet colleagues believe that otherwise crèche fees will increase and negate the effect of more child benefit and tax breaks.
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There are treasures to take home, such as santons, little Provençal figures of bakers and farmers that go into a French crèche.
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Which is sweet of them, except that these crèches are not to park your baby in - they're for men.
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They are termed abandoners, though some may be transient crèchers whose period of care was shorter than the interval between observations
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Another bemoaned the lack of crèche facilities for dogs at the surgery.
Times, Sunday Times
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He relied upon his close-knit clan not only to manage the business at auxiliary plants but also to oversee the company crèches and schools.
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In a pride, mothers will synchronise the births of their cubs so they can form a crèche and share the workload.
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Bed spaces will be provided for 365 students along with creche and laundry facilities.
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[Lord Justice BANKS recently referred to the possible establishment of a Law Courts '_crêche_, where the female barrister might leave her young while engaged in forensic duties.] _From "The Law Times" of 192 --.
Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 156, April 23, 1919
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The division stemmed from a dispute over certain social benefits such as bursaries and access to creches and old age homes which in terms of the church's constitution was limited to the church's white members.
ANC Daily News Briefing
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The church wanted to convert the empty building to provide facilities including a conference centre, exhibition hall, career training facilities, a place of worship, a library and a crèche.
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This creche may be the poorest of the poor in finances, but they make up for this in full in heart.
A Farewell to Remember « Peace Corps South Africa
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The finance minister and senior cabinet colleagues believe that otherwise crèche fees will increase and negate the effect of more child benefit and tax breaks.
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After that I gave up with the crêche and let him loose on the world with a fistful of pound coins and his unmodulated voice.
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There's a free crèche and a gym, where personal trainers are available round the clock to help employees work off stress.
Times, Sunday Times
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It will also incorporate a high tech business and conference centre, 66 duplex apartments, a leisure centre, entertainment centre, office development and crèche.
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The centre will include a top-specification computer learning centre, gym, crèche, restaurant, conference room, library, employment centre and workrooms.
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Magdalene Mabetoa in her "spaza" shop alongside the creche.
ANC Daily News Briefing
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The creche is a useful facility for working parents.
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The creche is a useful facility for working parents.
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42m shopping area and a newly-refurbished leisure centre that boasts squash courts, a coffee bar and a crèche.
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Our son has been attending the Créche for nearly five months and so far he is very happy and content, as indeed we are.
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Perhaps a green roof, public art, a crèche, undyed flax blinds, softwood finishes.
Times, Sunday Times
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Childcare vouchers are also available to help parents make ends meet but there are no on-site crèche facilities.
Times, Sunday Times
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She saw the infant Christ in the Christmas crèche, and when she went to work in the kitchen, she found that he had followed her there. 95 A similar occurrence is recorded as happening to Adelheit die Huterin, who served as cellaress at St. Katharinenthal.
Sensual Encounters: Monastic Women and Spirituality in Medieval Germany
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Flexible working hours and on-site crèche facilities help people balance responsibilities at work and home.
Times, Sunday Times
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Silverman confirms that during this time of year, Arles was awash in santons, crèches, and performances of pastorales, Nativity plays.
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We'd be open to links with other facilities such as crèches in Dublin that might want to run a regular keep-fit class.
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York College runs a range of courses designed to train people for jobs in this sector including play workers, nursery nurses, childminders, crèche assistants and playgroup leaders.
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He created the world's first Christmas creche, complete with a real bambino, in the corner of a village church in 1223.
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Next thing you know, the dancers will demand a crèche and there'll be kids crawling and mewling all over the place.
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Unlike other penguin species, the Black-footed Penguin does not have a strict crèche stage because of the isolative behavior during mating and nesting of the species.
Black-footed penguin
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Chicks in creches need no more from their aunties than protection.
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A faint cry, like a cat's plaint, came from the tent behind the creche.
RUSHING TO PARADISE
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The Centre has four squash courts and also boasts saunas, a steam room and sunbeds, a crèche, a gym and an aerobics studio.
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A big fan of the toys is Ted's young son, Sean, who attends Courtaulds' creche, in Coventry.
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Not on the topic, but I bought a whole creche from that santon shop!!!
Fifille - French Word-A-Day
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It attached 21 conditions, including the relocation of a planned crèche and nursing home.
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The hotel has a free crèche.
Times, Sunday Times
