Sentence examples for at crib from inspiring English sources

Now, prompted by consumer advocates and news reports highlighting potential dangers, the commission has reversed itself and decided to take a deeper look at crib bumpers as part of a broader regulatory crackdown on the hazards of an extensive line of baby sleep products that have been blamed for more injuries and deaths.

The account of another visit is more overtly disapproving: "Child is in hospital, monitor is going off, but then correcting itself immediately, mom becoming increasingly upset with disturbances, mom became angry when alarm rang and insisted on taking baby home, mom signed refusal of treatment form and left hospital — she stayed overnight at crib despite doctor saying that child was fine".

Wettest spot – an average of 4,473 millimetres (176 in) rain a year at Crib Goch in Snowdonia, Gwynedd (making it also the wettest spot in the United Kingdom).

At Cribs, Kids and Teens, Jason Heinemann says his business is also down 50percentt.

Find a reputable store where you can go look at cribs.

He ventured into music-making with Snoop Dogg in 2013 and has now penned and co-produced some songs on a new solo album called 9. "It was great hanging with Snoop at my crib, at the house, we were just there chilling and recording," Murphy said.

Characteristic features and present status of the existing separators are reviewed for the RIPS at RIKEN, the Secondary Beam Line at RCNP, the Secondary Beam Course at NIRS, the CRIB at CNS and the RMS at JAERI.

PLACES I have worked: - I did chores at the crib - I have worked at KFC and Taco Bell with three family members - I've picked up scrap metal and trash with a neighbor, and it sucked - I babysat for my aunt while she went to Mississippi for two weeks, and she has four kids: 3, 4, 5, 6 - I've worked at a hospital.

I looked at the cozy baby swing we had, and at the crib that looked much too vast to hold his tiny body.

To be welcomed equally at the crib of a newborn and in a nursing home, at a four-poster deathbed and in a burned-out squat, is a rare privilege.

To be welcomed equally at the crib of a newborn and in a nursing home, at a four-poster death bed and in a squalid bedsit, is a rare privilege.