Sentences with chaperoned
chap·er·on
C c - She was picked up by a minicab for modelling jobs, chaperoned by her agent and taken straight back to her parents' home afterwards.
- The performers will be chaperoned by security staff at all times and they will work for 20 minute periods at a time.
- In our three previous meetings since Cole burst on to the Premiership scene at 17, he was chaperoned by his father, agent, solicitor or any combination of all three.
- Yet even though these women were duly chaperoned by mothers or other female relatives, critics increasingly attacked European training as a danger to American womanhood.
- The lucky 50 will be chaperoned by six teachers who also deserve tickets for their hard work.
- Several outraged parents chaperoned their children to Poppleton Road School today after seeing the report.
- The authority said none of these practices prevailed today, and patients were chaperoned for physical examinations.
- The world No.1 apparently was chaperoned by no fewer than 16 minders during the week.
- After appealing to the High Court he was allowed to continue on the condition he was chaperoned by a female nurse.
- In rural areas overseas, girls are always chaperoned, whereas here teenage girls are allowed to go out to dinners and clubs.
- Once Batty and Ursula arrived in Dublin, they were coached and chaperoned by Team Ireland officials.
- Ripley places the blame on the 14 months she spent filming in France and England, chaperoned by her mother but away from home and her friends at school in Dundee.
- Tuition includes daily round trip, chaperoned bus transportation from the college to the zoo, zoo T-shirt, notebook and daily nutritious snack.
- Young children should be chaperoned by adults.