Sentence examples for be aborting from inspiring English sources
verb
To miscarry; to bring forth (non-living) offspring prematurely.
Today's diatribe will be scorned as alarmist by the same security-mongers who shrugged off our attorney general's attempt to abolish habeas corpus (which libertarian protests and the Bush administration's sober second thoughts seem to be aborting).
Calm down or this game will be aborted.
Unfortunately, the trend could be aborted before it begins.
For the fetus that is to be aborted, there is no long term.
"My husband said the baby is impure and should be aborted," she said.
(In Bridget Everett's show "Rock Bottom," he played a fetus pleading not to be aborted).
My parents decided she would have to be aborted because she already had a little child.
Besides, in this case, the team would be saving a fetus that would otherwise be aborted.
An attempt to find a plane in Italy also had to be aborted.
Or that rape babies shouldn't be aborted.
I was an aberration that must be aborted.
