Usa "ma" in una frase

1. Peter slept in an old left shoe in an alley, all nustled up next to his ma and pop

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2. "'Cause I said so!" Ma replied and smacked his head with a spoon

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3. Ma did that sometimes when she was real fired up over something or when she was having one of her fits

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4. Even though it would make his ma right upset, Peter didn't actually want to be a panhandler

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5. He'd always wanted to be a monster since he was little, but Peter had gotten his head beat with the reality stick one too many times (that's what Ma called her favorite cane) and he knew a panhandler was all he'd ever grow up to be

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6. When Ma had left for work, Peter talked to the only one who listened in these situations: his pop

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7. "Ma? What are you doing here?"

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8. "Don't try and stop me ma

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9. "Me ma and me

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10. "Ma?" He pleaded

11. The young man looked at his mother quizzically and let slip one of those long drawn out sighs that is the trademark of every thirty-something man who still lives at home with his dear old ma

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12. something man who still lives at home with his dear old ma

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13. Ma held close for long moments and, when he was finally

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14. His Ma worked in an office, a nice enough lady

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15. fifty minutes of it, hearing Ma comment on my snoring as I drifted in and out of

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16. Ma and Pops sat up toward the top of the stadium, wrapped in their

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17. the worshipers of God are gathered, or for that ma

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18. with the fear of ma

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19. The possibility of ma

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20. alone will heal ma

21. Papa Dante and Mama are the pa and ma for everyone

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22. ‘And this is my ma

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23. "Then just kill me now ma and don't make me suffer for hours first

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24. Naybor MA (Hist) Ph

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25. "Ma, I'm an Angel now

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26. Made it Ma! Top of the world

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27. I tol’ Ma about you and she smacked

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28. A short time later the door opened and in the light from the hallway I could see that the figure stood there was Mabel Smith Bert’s fiancé who boarded here at Ma Moffat’s

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29. “Sorry but we don’t use most of the rooms now there’s only Ma, Beth, Rosie and me left here now

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30. “Beth’s up with Ma at the moment Rosie’s in bed she has only just got back from work and it is hard on her I was just making up Ma’s medicine for later on tonight”, she then ushered me out of the parlour and down the hallway to the kitchen

31. I got dressed and wandered down the hallway then I had a thought I would nip in and see how Ma was so I started downstairs to the first floor

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32. “How’s Ma has she changed I read in one of the letters that Rosie wrote me that she was getting much better?” Beth had a little habit of putting her right hand little finger in the corner of her mouth and sucking it when she concentrated

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33. “She was an angel was Helen nothing to much trouble reading to Ma and ministering to her even when she had to work

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34. “It took all of you to care for Ma and I am sure Helen would be the first to say that I just wish I could have done more to help myself

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35. “How did Ma take the news then I mean Charlie is now all she has left?” Beth looked at me and sobbed again replying

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36. “I will nip in and see Ma and have a chat with her for a while but I will try not to tire her

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37. I looked round and saw Ma sat in an easy chair by the fire she was well wrapped up and had a blanket draped over her shoulders and one on her knees and she was wearing thick socks the colour of pea soup

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38. “Hello Ma it’s nice to see you looking so well how are you feeling at the moment?” She replied

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39. ” She stared into the flames of the fire and it took me back a bit Ma saying this because Beth had not mentioned that she could get about

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40. “I was sorry to hear about Charlie Ma it must have come as a big shock to you?” She just sat there and stared at the fire but I persisted

41. “Right you are Ma I will give George a shout and make sure he’s up

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42. “Billy Boy run outside and send a boy for Dr Durkin you were right about Ma she has definitely had some kind of brainstorm or turn she seems to be living in a time before the war started she thinks that everyone is still here and worse that Frank and Charlie are coming home on leave from India

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43. “I’m fine Dr and I am going to the infirmary shortly its Ma who’s the trouble she is behaving rather strangely to say the least

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44. “Right lets go and take a look at Mrs Moffat then and see if we can sort out what’s wrong with her”, and so we entered the house and he went straight upstairs to examine Ma

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45. So don’t you dare put the blame on me for what has happened to Ma because it has nothing to do with me?”

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46. ” I apologised to both Dr Durkin and Beth but I didn’t really mean it with Ma ending up like this I felt like I had been kicked in the bollocks by life again and I needed to get away

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47. A short time later I heard them come for Ma and I could here hear her shouting as they took her away but it didn’t seem to matter anymore as my eyes closed and I drifted into sleep the nightmares began again

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48. “Well I suppose I had better start at the beginning when all you lot went off to war I had Ma to look after and Beth as well because of the business with Frank and Charlie

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49. “I take it that you know about what had happened to Ma I take it Beth has told you?” Rosie replied

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50. This suited me down to the ground as I had gotten bored and depressed I loved the girls dearly but home had changed and even more so with Ma being gone

51. “Billy Boy its good to see you but your looking well mate oh by the way I was sorry about Elijah and about Ma Moffat as well

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52. That night George and I talked about the situation at home about Ma and what was happening and how the girls were and it was good to have someone else to share the burden with

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53. 'My Ma used to say, y'know, "Tragedy comes in threes"

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54. I had seen a lot of death since the war began and I had lost a lot of friends but this was different Rosie along with Ma, Helen, Mabel, Beth, CSM Domby and George were the only family I had

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55. “How’s Ma getting on with everything that has been happening I forgot to ask how she was has she improved any?” Beth took a drink from her mug of tea and said

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56. “What’s wrong with that they both lost someone they loved and with Ma the way she is it just brought them together and I for one am glad it did they both deserve some happiness

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57. “Anyway Helen had gone back to the hospital at Manchester Mabel was spending more and more time round at Bert’s with his father and Beth was looking after Ma

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58. I knew in my heart he was right and that if he branded me a prostitute he would probably get away with it after all I had gone back to his house alone and I knew that it would kill Ma

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59. ” I started to read the letter in it she put how much she loved both Helen and I and that she had left her money and the money that Ma Moffat had settled on her to the both of us

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60. He claimed an MA from

61. "Ma cherie, what is it, whence hast thou come?" asked the good mother alarmed

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62. "Ma certie, lad," said King James, "ye maunay learn that there is nae rule wi'out its aicciptions

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63. They always had a pretty good relationship, even when her and ma were feuding

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64. Bru could hear Nibbles’ ma, Bonnie, in the background

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65. She was the youngest of us all; Uncle Steve‘s third child with Ma

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66. Most news of Tina came through Ma, which was how I learned she was working in a hospital and at the time living with some guy named Jimmy in her trailer park home

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67. ―C‘mon, Ma, you know I don‘t hate him

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68. It was late in the morning, and I was sitting on the porch at the hospital, Lucas in my arms, with Ma, Abbey, and my other brother, Billy

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69. Ma seemed a little nervous and what happened in the next few moments explained why

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70. I looked directly at Ma, ―You set this up

71. Adam handed off Lucas to Ma and chased after me

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72. ―He‘s in serious trouble, isn‘t he?‖ I said to Ma after I had walked back to the porch

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73. A couple of days later, Ma was home from the hospital

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74. ―He‘s in trouble with the law!‖ said Ma

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75. ―No, Ma, not with the children around

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76. Ma pouted, folded her arms in front of her chest and glared at me

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77. Ma did her best to find excuses for her boy

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78. So, here was Ma alone, in pain, unhappy and for a woman who felt she was nothing without a man, she had to be living in her own creation of a purgatory here on earth

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79. As I mentioned earlier, my father Bill married Nancy when I was four, after he had divorced Ma

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80. Ma stubbed her cigarette into the ashtray filled with the butts I always found disgusting

81. Actually, they had been together for a long time, but I didn‘t want to go there with Ma

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82. With me, it was my relationship with Adam that upset Ma most

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83. Ma told me that the police in Maine have a warrant out for your arrest

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84. Who needs the psychologist??? To be honest, I wasn‘t ready to leave Ma right then

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85. Ma, who was sitting in her chair, stared at the bitch

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86. He and Ma had words, so he decided to take Susan and the children with him

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87. Ma had already called to tell me that Adam and Susan had spent the night in jail and that the children had been taken to the home of one of Susan‘s relatives, her auntie living in Maplewood

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88. We are family, Amelia, you, me, ma and our sisters

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89. He went on and on about what happened, trying to slant it his way, but I already had all of the ―real‖ facts from a woman in Social Services, who I‘d contacted after Ma had told me of their arrest

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90. What a joke! I really meant it when I said it, but Ma would call and ask us to help; she would cry and say he had nobody else to help him

91. Ma would get them, too

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92. Ma told me

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93. Ma would call, ―Oh, the poor kid, the poor guy, he‘s still in the same underwear

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94. Ma had taken a turn for the worse, and she was crazy with worry for Adam, Susan and the children

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95. Ma was upset

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96. ―Yes, Ma told me

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97. It was only that you contacted Ma that we knew you were and living in Sacramento

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98. I called Ma

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99. Michele had moved back home to help take care of Ma

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100. Later that night, I was able to talk to Ma