Sentence examples for baby edition from inspiring English sources

The "LINE X UNICEF: Baby Edition" is the first animated sticker set LINE has released through the partnership with UNICEF.

BANGKOK, 10 November 2015 – LINE, the world's leading life platform, today released a new set of animated stickers, "LINE X UNICEF: Baby Edition", to raise support for UNICEF and help children all around the world, especially those that are most vulnerable.

10 P.M. (ABC) BRINGING UP BABY: ROYAL EDITION In this special edition of "20/20" Barbara Walters reports on the hoopla surrounding the impending arrival of the first child of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, and future heir to the British throne.

I will walk into WH Smith later this week and be confronted by the vast printed Hadrian's Wall of Kate Baby Special Editions glaring back at me and I will continue to feel unmoved and I'll buy Private Eye and a Lion bar and not one single stuff about Kate's ovaries will have been given.

The prints coming to Tate include Jet Baby 2011, an edition of which sold for $30,000 at Christie's in New York last year and That Was Then, This Is Now, 2014, after the SE Hinton novel.

"We've been diversifying our approach". Tauber has solicited donations and says he plans to use proceeds from the sale of the tree babies and an edition of earrings -- for humans, made of gold-plated leaves and fruit from the tree -- to help fund the museum.

In the seventh edition of "Baby and Child Care," published shortly after his death, in 1998, Dr. Spock recommended that a vegetarian diet begin at age 2, with fortified foods, drinks and daily vitamin and mineral supplements.

As Ms. Hulbert points out, in 1946, the same year that Dr. Spock published his first edition of "Baby and Child Care," the political scientist Peter Drucker published "The Concept of the Corporation," which argued for more worker-management partnerships and more worker autonomy.

His latest piece, Sleeping Baby, has a limited edition print with 100percentnt of sales going to art projects at Homerton Hospital.

Rothenberg is his handpicked successor--his Simon Peter, as it were--and collaborator on the latest edition of "Baby and Child Care". Here are two men whose considerable success is predicated in large part on their insistence that intimidation of a child (or, for that matter, of a parent) is an abomination; that intimidation stunts psychological growth, squelches creativity, squashes potential.

I could once amuse myself for hours on end by playing with my stuffed animal lion, Leo, who governed a small town whose residents included my Valentine's Day edition beanie baby Smooch, my dolphin Dolly, and my yellow blanket DT.