Sentence examples for birth coming from inspiring English sources

There's a birth coming any day for the pregnancy and delivery counseling practice.

Myth exists on a much deeper level than literal truth; and belonging to a worshiping community and celebrating within that community the yearly cycle of holidays as well as more personal events — birth, coming of age, marriage and death — enriches individual and family life in ways that cannot be measured by the use of pure reason.

Early features for the BBC included a portrait of Angus Wilson and his partner Tony Garrett for The Other Half series, and there followed such diverse subjects as the No 31 bus (To The World's End, 1985), Mixed Blessings (about two babies accidentally swapped at birth), Coming Home (about servicemen and evacuees returning at the end of the war) and Chocolate!

Every society must devise means for the satisfaction of basic human needs for food, shelter, clothing, and affiliation, for coping with interpersonal conflict within the group and treatment of outsiders, for dealing with critical events such as birth, coming of age, and death.

"We have a birth coming up next week," McHale said.

"Her birth came prematurely," Mr. Falvey said.

"The royal birth came in July," he said.

England will hope the birth comes swiftly and without hitch so Bresnan can return.

"I really think you should look at her date of birth," comes the reply.

She conceded that his life would have been saved but said that hospital birth comes with its own risks.

On Sept. 29, 1996, Jonathan's 12th birthday, a savings bond his parents gave him at birth came due.