| There is no office secretary to answer calls or take messages, no student assistants to run errands. |
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| You run errands for a couple of people, and these errands let you be a delivery boy most of the time. |
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| But there are also stories of students who run errands, make photocopies and play computer games, only to later pad their resumes. |
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| They can run errands worth various numbers of points, but they must make time for these errands by feeding their meter. |
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| She sticks out in my mind because my mother used to have me run errands for her since she was our neighbor. |
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| Children are expected to help carry water, collect firewood, and run errands for their mothers. |
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| Girls must do the household chores and look after younger siblings while boys run errands and do odd jobs to earn money. |
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| Every now and then, a change in atmosphere is good for your baby and it allows you time to rejuvenate, run errands, or take a nap. |
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| You should bring your teenagers along with you when you go shopping or run errands. |
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| Howard softens his voice — he almost croons — and his Harvey moves catlike through the city, attended by a posse of boys who run errands for him. |
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| Ask the nurse or a Child Life Specialist for a volunteer to stay with your child while you run errands or take a break. |
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| If possible, stay home from work or school and do not run errands when you are sick. |
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| Offer transportation to medical appointments, offer to run errands, pick up their mail, and walk their dog. |
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| Offer to run errands or be an extra pair of hands for doctor's appointments. |
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| How many of your clients want one-to-one friendship, and how many just want someone to help them get their groceries or run errands? |
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| The Production Assistants both in the office and on-set run errands including getting lunches and pick-ups and provide assistance where required. |
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| Otherwise, their only option was to rely on family or friends or take taxis they couldn't afford to run errands or get to doctors' appointments. |
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| I have the time I need to study for my financial planning courses, run errands or simply relax. |
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| Surveys indicate that most Quebec Francophones prefer to run errands, watch television, and read newspapers in French. |
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| For more than 27 years, he has been making weekly visits to Parkwood and generously offers to run errands for those confined to the hospital. |
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| Not only would she be at their bedside offering words of encouragement, she would also take them for walks and run errands for them while they were convalescing. |
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| I mean, it's a bit of a waste of money paying me eighteen grand to run errands, isn't it? Come on. I'm supposed to be the brains of this outfit. |
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| Wherever possible, once girls reached an age at which they could help their mother they were called on to babysit, to run errands, and to clean, sew, and cook. |
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| Nisman often dispatched them to run errands, leaving himself unprotected. |
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| Close relatives do not work, cook or run errands. |
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| Offer to stay with the person with Alzheimer's disease so the caregiver can run errands, attend a support group meeting, do a favourite activity or attend a religious service. |
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| Should you need to leave the hospital to run errands, or should you not be able to be with a child, the hospital has volunteers who can stay with your child. |
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| Invite them to perform specific, time-limited tasks, such as asking a relative to spend three hours at your home on Saturday afternoon so that you can have time for your favourite hobbies or run errands. |
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| Government forces also continue to use children informally as spies and messengers and to run errands, exposing them to injury and death, as well as reprisals by opposing forces. |
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| Example: A car or van owned by your business is used throughout the day by you or your employees to visit clients or run errands for the business, and is left on the premises at night. |
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| Asking a friend or relative to come by on Saturday for three hours in the afternoon so the caregiver can run errands is going to be more successful than asking them to stop by when they have a moment. |
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| One morning, on their way to the village to run errands, John and Mary happened to pass the small hut of a very poor couple, Bill and Jane, who were quarreling and shouting at each other. |
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| Some offer respite care and ad hoc assistance, supplement the healthcare system by loaning equipment, provide transportation, make friendly visits, as well as run errands and deliver meals. |
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| That is, even if traffic congestion is initially shifted from local streets to a new or widened freeway, people will begin to run errands and commute to more remote locations. |
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