Sentence examples for breast said from inspiring English sources

"Breast-fed babies will leave milk behind in the breast," said Dr. Dewey.

"Whenever [the child] is tired or sick or cranky, [the child] wants the breast," said one co-mother, quoted by Gartrell.

"Approximately three-quarters of women with breast cancer are candidates for lumpectomy, rather than mastectomy, which is total removal of the breast," said Dr. Jayant Vaidya, a surgeon at University College London Medical School, who led the study.

But lumpectomy has always been a balancing act between trying to remove the whole tumor and preserve the breast, said Dr. Stephen R. Grobmyer, a breast cancer surgeon at the University of Florida in Gainesville.

"We've clearly shown that by aggressively treating D.C.I.S., we can reduce the recurrent problems in the breast," said Dr. Harold J. Burstein, a medical oncologist at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in Boston, and the author of a review article published in April in The New England Journal of Medicine.

Mr. Giuliani, who tried to shut down the Brooklyn Museum in 1999 over the "Sensation" exhibition, which included a painting depicting the Virgin Mary with a dollop of elephant dung on one breast, said that even though he had lost that case in court, he was considering filing suit again.

With a few exceptions, fashion designers' taste for courting controversy is limited to the aesthetic realm: an exposed breast, say, or perhaps a stand against using fur.

The presence of these rare "circulating tumor cells" may indicate that a patient's cancer is metastasizing, spreading from the breast, say, to the lungs.

The disease often comes at an early age and in both breasts, said Dr. Gad Rennert, the director of Israel's National Cancer Control Center.

"Ah breasts," said one of my watching companions, "it's been a long time since we saw those in Game of Thrones".

"Eyelashes are the new breasts," said the writer and former call girl Tracy Quan, who blogs about pop culture and sex for The Daily Beast.