Sentence examples for babies which are from inspiring English sources

Most were babies, which are relatively easy to transport.

The original wording referred to "two mums walking babies which are asleep but taking copious notes".

In-vitro methods mean a greater likelihood of having multiple babies, which are more likely to be premature or underweight.

Other signs tell us about zoo babies, which are the focus of the zoo's current advertising campaign in newspapers and on subway cars.

At the time, he said: "The miracle babies which are happening in our ministry are beyond human imagination … It is not something I can say I can explain because they are of God and things of God cannot be explained by a human being".

There's "weird-race" babies, which are like Persian, Pakistani, or half Native American and half white, or whatever.

And babies? A. And babies," which was distributed by the Art Workers Coalition in 1970.

They wield the power to push out babies, which is pretty insane and wonderful, and they are our sexual centres.

IVF yields babies, which is generally something the "pro-family" right approved of.The issue is, of course, far from settled.

"For years, she'd avoided babies, which was easy, because most women she knew didn't have them.

Worse, I went around proclaiming that I might never get married or have babies, which is sacrilege in these parts.