Sentence examples for babies into a from inspiring English sources

Producing electricity by feeding babies into a furnace, perhaps?

"It is quite another to unleash helicopter gunships on thousands of ordinary civilians and to rape women and throw babies into a fire".

Social pressure on new mothers to get their babies into a feeding routine and to sleep through the night is a key factor in why the UK has the lowest rate of breastfeeding in the world, an expert has warned.

In the new world of austerity, with an increasing number of families hit by redundancy and shorter working hours, we're nothing like as desperate as we used to be to squeeze our babies into a strict routine while we race around like headless chickens making our careers work.

On the strength of a lightning strike from the storyteller's blasphemous finger, Saramago turns a familiar theological conundrum — the "good" God who brings Jesus into the world is also the "bad" God who permits the massacre of innocent babies — into a deep crux.

The overprogrammed, oversterilized, overprotected lives of (some of) America's youth are the result of a nexus of changes to work life, home life, and street life that have made bringing up babies into a series of consumer choices, from unsubsidized day care forward.

Then the doctor's assistant dunked the baby into a bucket of ice water.

For the experiment proper, a parent will carry his or her baby into a small testing room.

"You can bring your baby into a bar, but you can't get mad at other people for drinking.

Don't try ramming this baby into a pocket unless you know a good tailor -- but wow, what a value.

At this point, transplant your baby into a pot and set it outside in a spot that gets bright shade.