Sentence examples for babies from a from inspiring English sources

Officials say his blood has helped save more than two million babies from a potentially fatal disease.

This sperm donor had fathered 43 babies from a London clinic, each with a 50-50 chance of inheriting this rare disease".

It would not be hard to arrange for somebody to pick up a supply to save a few babies from a lethal virus.

His greatest successes were not the times he fought hardest, since this mayor always fought as if he were single-handedly protecting a room full of babies from a fire-breathing dragon.

Sylvia wondered why women of her mother's generation still made a fuss over child-raising when all these devices were now available to keep in touch with babies from a distance.

A number of commentators have said that, in fact, the right to breastfeed was a victory for feminism, in wresting the care of their babies from a professional, medicalised elite.

But bioethicists have plenty of time to puzzle out the implications before any babies-from-a-dish become reality.

The six of them play American women who travel to an unidentified Latin American country to adopt babies from an orphanage.

Hundreds of thousands of pregnant women across the UK are to be offered a whooping cough vaccine to protect babies from an escalating outbreak of the disease.

There, they take a priceless baby from a dying man.

(In 1984, the first baby from a frozen embryo was born).