1. Mama,thank you for who I am.

2. Mama always said life was like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're gonna get.

3. There's a good-looking mama sitting at the bar.

4. Mama met me at the station.

5. Mama gave me a big hug.

6. I am engaged to Mr. Worthing, mama.

7. I want my mama!

7. Sentencedict.com try its best to gather and make good sentences.

8. Your mama and I are gonna miss you at Christmas.

9. MAMA puts new mothers in touch with each other, for mutual support and friendship.

10. That whole year, I never saw Mama drunk.

11. Your mama sent word for me to do this.

12. My mama gave me away to Mrs Johnson.

13. As Mama fed the baby, she began to cry.

14. Mama poured some milk into her tea.

15. Mama went through the house turning off recorders.

16. Certainly Mama was immensely gratified by the renewed attention that was being paid to him.

17. Mama was annoyed with me for leaving my baby brother asleep on the big bed in the playroom.

18. I saw more of Mama and Dad in those months, too, than I had since my years in dental school.

19. And while we were in there, Mama let me drink real coffee.

20. Mama didn't bother to invite him when she hauled over Lord George Sanger's circus two weeks ago.

21. Mama Sipcott's butter sauce was gleaming on her chin and she looked very beautiful.

22. We were all distraught about the accident, but Mama was the most upset.

23. Mama Cass had done better than any of them with her solo career, but then tragically died so soon afterwards.

24. Dad was to bring Mama her breakfast, since that required a minimum of skill to prepare.

25. Even so, the memory of Mama on her deathbed entreating Dad to tell us his story continued to nag at me.

26. Mama was a superb cook and she invariably prepared something splendid for us.

27. As for Robby, he dealt with his pain very privately, rarely allowing anyone but Mama to see his true feelings.

28. I translated back and forth, and there was no talk at all of Yo quiero a mi mama.

29. And so began the systematic stripping away of what little autonomy Mama had left.

30. Three years on, what to make of the original inner city mama, out here in the sticks?