Sentence examples for babies of which from inspiring English sources

She claimed, too, one thousand babies of which only three were cripples, two were mutants (a hermaphrodite and a humpback), one a stillbirth and another a monkey- lizard- hybrid- sin- against- God- that- was- buried- alive- in- the- faraway- forest- and- the- mother- sent- hence- to- who- cares- where.

Sofia Dakos: I am afraid we will destroy MANY items that will be sought after in future years and we will be moaning "why did I ever get rid of... .. Nancy Shire: What do you do with the hundreds of pictures of the grandkids taken when they were babies, of which there are probably dozens of duplicates?

At least 10 infant burials were found within the fort, all of babies, of which six were associated with Roman buildings: five sets of infant remains were found within the foundations and walls of buildings, as were coins dating from 270 300 AD.

Analysis of cord blood showed that 2023 samples were from RhD negative babies, of which 18 had been falsely predicted antenatally to be genotypically RHD positive and 85 had been inconclusive; 2890 were RhD positive, of which 308 had been inconclusive on fetal RHD genotyping and 19 were falsely predicted genotypically to be RHD negative (table 1).

Only occasionally did forays into the world of magic produce actually scary movies, like 1968's Rosemary's Baby, of which Hereditary borrows from heavily.

Thus we ceased the pregnancy by caesarean section and delivered a female, well-being baby of which the weight was 1470 g.

BEANIE BABY BADLANDS OBJECTS Beanie Babies; miscellaneous plastic toys (squirt guns, baby toys, beach items) COST $100 ESTIMATED VALUE $600-$600-$700 large pile features close to 1,000 Beanie Babies, half of which are from Mr. Kozatek's personal trove, and some plastic children's toys.

Study design: CMV DNA was extracted from DBS and from urine/saliva samples collected in the first two weeks of life of 98 congenitally infected babies, half of which were symptomatic at birth.

The researchers found gene mutations strongly linked to diseases treatable in childhood in 10percentt of the babies, none of which would have been detected at that stage based on family history or symptoms.

By Eugene Kinkead and E. B. White The New Yorker, April 3, 1937 P. 13 A member of the Racquet Club performed a Caesarean operation on one of his dead tropical fish recently, rescuing fifteen babies, eight of which lived.

The New Yorker, April 3, 1937 P. 13 A member of the Racquet Club performed a Caesarean operation on one of his dead tropical fish recently, rescuing fifteen babies, eight of which lived.