Sentence examples for are births from inspiring English sources
noun
The process of childbearing; the beginning of life.
There are births and weddings and school graduations.
So are births to Mexican and Nigerian mothers around Brighton Beach.
Since these figures are births per 1,000 women in that age range, we can estimate how many children in each birth position were born each year since 1980.
There are births, deaths, marriages, business deals, ruptures and reconciliations, even World War II -- which "the boys" spend making hit movies like "Red, White and Who?," a "dumb and cheerful Army picture, complete with a few patriotic songs belted from the back of a jeep".
These are births scheduled without a medical reason between 37 and 39 completed weeks of pregnancy.
The calculations are common to all three populations, and so, the distributions of male children and female children by population of father will be the same and proportional to the numbers of young adult males, as are births.
Why are birthing women's rights being violated?
Most wars are birthed out of disagreement.
But they are birthed in each person, each individual.
But there also have been births.
