Sentence examples for back to birth from inspiring English sources
The difference between the sexes on washroom etiquette can be traced back to birth, says consultant psychologist Ingrid Collins.
Jack Carman, a Medford landscape architect who also worked on the Baldinger project, took it a step further: "It goes back to birth, in the womb.
Like when you come back to birth, or like a rush of euphoria, like I said when you hear the skylark for the first time, a good artwork can be the same".
So they can actually go back to birth weight and that's when we come in".
The longitudinal study started in 1997 and has followed over 3000 children from age 3 years, with retrospective data back to birth.
"Social mobility is an issue stretching back to birth and beyond and early inequality of attainment is one of the major barriers to progression".
THE baby was beautiful, Colleen Roland recalled, thinking back to the birth of her first child 18 years ago.
Now scientists can build gravitational wave observatories and, with them, look back to the birth of the universe.
After this bloody opening, Moorehead winds back to the birth of the Rossellis' mother, Amelia Pincherle, in Venice in 1870.
And, as the novel travels from Saadi's childhood back to his birth, the two strands become horribly enmeshed.
