Sentence examples for a natal from inspiring English sources

But it would trouble me more if it was a natal female taking anabolic steroids".

The British Dental Association BDAA) said about one in 2,000 babies was born with a tooth present above the gumline at birth, known as a natal tooth.

Sure enough, about 14 weeks later, the female's collar announced that she had entered a cave fit to be a natal den.

So, we will see a Natal Xbox 360 next year according the head honcho.

A natal colony is a noisy place, loud with bawling pups calling for their mothers or the retching sounds used to repel rivals and humans.

"And I saw something red and tasted it and it was kind of sweet". It turned out to be a natal plum.

Any asymmetry in the SN, such as in the mass or neutrino loss (e.g. Lai 2004; Janka 2012), can give rise to a natal-kick (boldsymbol {v}_{mathrm {k}}) to the star.

Eq. (21) shows that with a negligible natal kick, a binary survives the supernova explosion if less than half of the mass is lost.

In June, the company introduced a prototype of a project code-named Natal, a motion system that combines cameras with voice and face-recognition software.

If no partner, friends or family are willing, try a post-natal doula - a sort of experienced "rent a mum" - who will do light household tasks, and advise on breastfeeding and other new-baby issues.

As an adjective, natal refers to birth, but here it means KwaZulu-Natal, a province in SOUTH AFRICA.