| No individual can any longer dandle the world at the end of a brush. |
| He longs for grandchildren to dandle on his knee through his dotage. |
| Strange that it should undertake to dandle such delicate children in its arm. |
| And you'd love to have little grandsons to dandle on your knee. |
| Nobody is talking, no jokes are being cracked, there are no letters to read, no dinners to eat, no babies to dandle or kittens to stroke: where is the probable cause? |
| At every office, or so it seemed, there were bosses eager to fondle and dandle. |
