Sentence examples for birth sequence from inspiring English sources

It has sexual situations and a birth sequence.

The birth sequence was a bit clunky, and somehow just a bit too clean (did Nina even break a sweat?), but its awkwardness and levity were a welcome contrast from the circle-of-life overtures that could have been.

Among these studies, birth sequence, education level, health status, income, and family status are often analyzed as influential independent variables, while fertility policies and the effects of the traditional fertility culture are rarely expressed in the sophisticated quantitative models, or, only as background factors and reference variables to differentiate periods of time.

In men, the birth order was positively associated with non-exclusively heterosexual identification: per child ranking later in ascending order of birth sequence the OR for a non-exclusively heterosexual identification was 1.1 (p = .04).04

Although the type is not inherently funny, Radunsky enlarges words within sentences in the birthing sequence to indicate Mr. Armadillo's surprise.

Potter syndrome is considered to be the paradigm for a birth defect "sequence" in which a primary malformation results in a series of secondary birth defects.

For the spectacular, epic, 22-minute birth of creation sequence in his new film The Tree of Life, Malick contacted one of the few people with the necessary experience, ability and creative drive to get the results he needed.

And that seemed poignant to me, too, his waiting for his mother, our uneasy and yet companionable waiting, and for a second it occurred to me that perhaps I was travelling back to my own birth along a sequence of encounters with boys of diminishing ages.

In this sequence birth, maturity, death, and rebirth were ritually repeated and renewed through sacramental transitional acts, such as passage rites, ceremonies ensuring passage from one status to another.

Much to the pleasure and relief of Henry, Matilda then gave birth to a sequence of two sons, Henry and Geoffrey, in 1133 and 1134.

This posed a fundamental question about motif evolution – how common is ex nihilo motifs motif birth from random sequence?