Usage examples of "mommie".
It was the face of a hatefully happy man, a face that radiated a horrible handsome warmth, a face to make waterglasses shatter in the hands of tired truck-stop waitresses, to make small children crash their trikes into board fences and then run wailing to their mommies with stake-shaped splinters sticking out of their knees.
Not until he tried something in a park with lots of mommies and kiddies and cops around.
Consequently she was visited by a never-ending stream of perfectly dressed-up little kids who came up to her to pay homage, admire her dress, show her their owies, give her presents, have their shoes tied, display important baseball cards, and ask for directions back to their mommies.
You think we should all become wifies and mommies right out of high school.
He had visited his share of lower elementary school classrooms since beginning to chronicle the adventures of Pat the Kitty-Cat, and he had seen a lot of drawings, big grinning mommies and daddies standing under yellow Crayola suns, weird green landscapes festooned with bold brown trees, and this looked like something that had fallen out of one of those pictures, whole and intact, somehow made real.
I hope they found mommies or daddies or big brothers or sisters who told them not to worry.
At the beginning of every day, the angels go all over the world and gather up a little bit of the love that mommies have for their babies.
They take bits and pieces, just scraps of it really, because mommies need most of it for themselves, to keep their babies safe.
She’s in Heaven with all the angels she used to tell you about, the ones who make the sun bright with all the love that mommies have for their babies.
She's in Heaven with all the angels she used to tell you about, the ones who make the sun bright with all the love that mommies have for their babies.
Today, Plato, Aristotle, and Shakespeare have been replaced by contemporary liberal works such as Heather Has Two Mommies, Daddy's Roommate, and Al Gore's Earth in the Balance.