Pamper used in a sentence

Pamper in a sentence as a verb

I like that HN doesn't try to pamper me.

If Tim wants Scott out, then why pamper him with free money?

I think it's like owning a classic car that you need to pamper all the time.

My jobs gives me money to travel, buy stuff, and pamper myself and the gf.

We really pamper you through the startup process to get you running on your feet.

You can go somewhere away from the business, and pay people to pamper you for the rest of your life.

No, if you pay good money for something, you expect the product has good feature to pamper its user.

By pamper I meant "hide the nitty gritty details of setting up a server from scratch".For me great service is a must.

The recent immigrants running a dry cleaner don't have a lot of time to over-schedule and over-pamper their kids...

If they choose to pamper themselves and buy nice cars or nice houses or furniture, or choose expensive hobbies that's entirely their choice.[/rant.

But such results don’t explain why the weight gain is also occurring in species that human beings don’t pamper, such as animals in labs, whose diets are strictly controlled.

I would say slicehost pampers their customers with their fantastic service and unlimited possibilities.

There is also a monetization potential for advertisers insofar as women are more inclined to pamper themselves at certain times.

"Because to me, and perhaps this is a reflection of my age, it has only been recently that the popularity of joelonsoftware-esque "pamper your developers!

When we travel, we look for giant hotels that will insulate us and pamper us rather than for legitimate cultural experiences that may challenge our perspectives or help us grow as individuals.

"The goal of the central banks here is to get people to spend/invest their money instead of saving it."Because otherwise who will pamper and serve the central bankers and politicians if we're allowed to live free off our savings?

Because they're techies they're supposed to be "on our side"?Not to mention it's very easy for the government to pamper them, and make them feel very patriotic and whatever for contributing to this cause for the safety of the US, etc etc.

The worst part about my resentment was that I felt bad about feeling it; I denied to myself that I even felt it, because I really didn't feel that it was fair to deny this guy the ability to feed and pamper his kids, keep his house, etc.