| Oh, and I'm chaperoning a school trip today, one that would have been ten times more fun had it been sunny. |
| She was chaperoning some of the younger girls in town one day, when she met him on the street. |
| We wanted to find out what type of man would be chaperoning our children. |
| Girls don't want any chaperoning nowadays, boys are much more defenceless. |
| He's climbed Everest ten times, in good weather and bad, from the north and from the south, by himself and chaperoning clients. |
| The party consisted of half a dozen boys and girls whom Nan was chaperoning, Stuart, the footman and coachman. |
