Sentence examples for birth allotted from inspiring English sources

"The big commercial metropoles can be extremely provincial in their outlook, and several of the writers we read are nomadic, willingly or unwillingly part of the contemporary world's diasporas, while imaginatively, they inhabit places far and wide besides those which the body occupies or birth allotted," she will say.

Shen, unlike jing and qi, is not allotted at birth but must be cultivated throughout life.

Newborn Holstein calves, collected at birth and prior to the consumption of colostrum, were allotted to treatment by alternating birth order.

All persons have a portion of this primordial life force allotted to them at birth, and their task is not to dissipate it through the activity of the senses but to strengthen, control, and increase it in order to live out the full span of their lives.

In smaller communities, where people know one another and each death has more resonance, obituaries, like wedding and birth notices, mark important moments in community life and have been allotted space and resources accordingly.

He also had a driver's license, renewed over and over with the wrong date of birth, which seemed to allot him one more year than he was given.

"Finished" made it sound as if he'd been allotted a certain number of cigarettes, three hundred thousand, say, delivered at the time of his birth.

A second pregnancy led to the birth of a son, Kim, "who came rollicking and laughing into the world in October 1956, a trifle before his allotted time", according to Le Mesurier.

If no bed was available in the birthing unit of the hospital when per-vaginal examination revealed four centimetres of cervical dilation, the women were allotted to a control group.

The allotted hour had passed.

I allotted $30 a day total.