Sentence examples for births of three from inspiring English sources
Mr. Sarwar's wife and daughter arrived from Pakistan to join him in Brooklyn in 1984, and the family has since celebrated the births of three sons.
Working for the Southern Baptist International Mission Board, they stayed for 40 years, through a guerrilla war and the births of three children more.
One miscarriage later, the subsequent births of three children within five years, a workaholic husband who rarely lent a hand, and a three-year tour living overseas in furtherance of my husband's goals, I suddenly found myself nearing 40, about to be divorced, faced with full physical custody of my three kids, and no immediate means to support myself and my family on my own.
Download Here NEWS NOTE The births of three out of ten under five children in Myanmar have not been officially recorded.
Based on these findings consistent with worsening preeclampsia, the patient underwent a primary low-transverse cesarean delivery (estimated blood loss = 1,000 ml) resulting in the births of three viable female infants (1475, 1021, and 1021 g); one vertex and two breech presentations.
The National Health and Family Planning Commission has long claimed that the one-child policy prevented the births of four hundred million people.
She has extended a top international career through the births of two children.
In 2000, there were only 77 multiple births of five babies or more in the United States, according to the National Center for Health Statistics.
I also suffered from an intense anxiety as we went through four more pregnancies – two ended in miscarriage and two ended inthe births of two wonderful boys.
Instead, it is a big, surpassingly weird book full of angels and demons, with a plot that ever so gradually focuses on the births of two saintly babies.
Anniversaries being celebrated in 2015 include the 150th of the births of two of Scandinavia's most feted composers, Carl Nielsen and Jean Sibelius; and the 90th birthday of Pierre Boulez which will be marked in a series of concerts.
