Sentence examples for babies would have from inspiring English sources

Heathrow officials said all milk for babies would have to be tasted by an "accompanying passenger".

The authors of the report estimate that if 1991 birth rates had prevailed through 2010, 3.4 million additional babies would have been born to teenagers during these years.

However, Antinori claimed that the babies would have a small amount of the DNA of their mothers and consequently would not be exact clones.

If the birth rate had stayed where it was in 1991, an additional 3.4m babies would have been born to teenagers between 1992 and 2010.The progress has been national and thorough.

Earlier this year the authorities said that parents registering names for their new babies would have to use Tajik endings (such as "zod") rather than Russian ones (such as "ov" for boys or "ova" for girls).

Once hatched, the babies would have had rather long front legs, meaning that they would have been walking on all fours rather than on two legs like the adults.

A hundred years ago, that baby would have never survived".

A normal baby would have a vigorous response to that kind of pain.

(Ada was about the age Mary Godwin's first baby would have been, had she lived.

That's what keeps going through my mind, even days later: how the baby would have gone first.

It is an interesting metaphor for the reliance that a baby would have on his or her mother.