“Geraldine had made a promise to care for her sister's children in the event that anything happened to her.”

“Because of his old age, his son had to care for his vast amount of wealth accumulated over many years of scrupulous saving.”

“If you think I care for your nonsense, then you may be unfamiliar with sarcasm.”

“But King Jarold is dying and Shrek has to caretake the kingdom of Far Far and Away and is making a hames of it.”

“Summerlea secretary Susan Ippersiel and caretake George Provias were singled out for accolades.”

“Economic downturns and concurrent social phenomena gave rise to opportunities for creative communities to caretake these abandoned buildings while their owners waited for their profitability to re-emerge.”

“Geraldine spent her days caring for her sister's children.”

“Most of his time was now spent caring for the vast amount of wealth accumulated over many years of scrupulous saving.”

“Your interpretation of my demeanor as caring about your shenanigans is rather misplaced.”

“If it weren't for the in-game cinematic sequences, I probably wouldn't have cared what the average joe thought about Novistrana.”

“She smiled uneasily at her friend who looked very much as though she cared not a jot for her record.”

“I have given my word to the abbess and I pledge the same to you, that she will be generously cared for.”