Sentence examples for birth diamond from inspiring English sources

In a lecture given at the centenary of O'Nolan's birth, Diamond suggested the writer anticipated some of the greatest scientific discoveries of the 20th Century, setting recent experiments in the fields of thermodynamics, quaternion theory and atomic theory against excerpts from his books.

With the universe and internet's deaths comes the birth of a diamond.

2. The gods create everything: Every thought, every action, every bird and diamond, every birth and every death.

Groom and bride's photos from diapers to diamond, form birth to marriage could be presented in wedding album.

Ranging from the year of his birth, 1947, until the release of Diamond Dogs in 1974, it is a diary-come-scrapbook of information and trivia.

- Magic Trees of the Mind: How to Nurture Your Child's Intelligence, Creativity, and Healthy Emotions from Birth Through Adolescence - by Marian Diamond and Janet Hopson.

This, as the sandstone clubhouse between the two diamonds proclaims, is "The Birth Place of Little League".

In addition to the copperhead birth, the same study reported that an eastern diamond rattlesnake gave birth five years after mating, proving the species can store sperm for far longer than previously anticipated.

Baby-boomers graphical trend compared to other birth cohorts in the United States, 1975 2014 (Red solid diamonds represent mortality rates for baby-boomers as the aged from 1975 to 2014; blue solid squares represent other birth cohorts).

IT'S all gone: every diamond ring, every stack of bills and birth certificate.

Surrounded by some of his players, their parents and other supporters on a sandy baseball diamond in Claremont Park, he said he relied on birth certificates supplied by parents.