Sentence examples for carriage toward from inspiring English sources

One of the children had been left in a vacant seat by his mother, who then pushed the baby carriage toward the back of the bus, he said.

You're sitting on a bench mesmerized by the Unisphere sculpture — the glittering globe that appears to levitate on its ring of geyser fountains — and then there is a woman pushing a baby carriage toward you, cooing in singsong Spanish.

By decreasing the risk for infection with a virulent clone, expansion of a nonvirulent clone in carriage toward the end of the meningitis season may be 1 of the mechanisms causing a seasonal decrease in the incidence of meningococcal disease.

Bronn unearths it from its carriage and points toward the smoky sky.

The doors slid shut, and the carriage began gliding toward the lobby, but it lurched to a halt after descending just half a floor.

Eddie decides to work out in the park with two of his friends, begins to feel better about himself and gets sufficiently fit to sprint fast enough to rescue a baby whose runaway carriage is careering toward a lake (an episode familiar to readers of "Eddie's Little Sister Makes a Splash," in which Mr. Koch recalls rescuing his foundering sister from a lake in the Catskills).

However, shifts toward nasopharyngeal carriage of non-PCV7 serotypes may eventually counterbalance the direct and indirect benefits of the vaccine, assuming that non-PCV7 serotypes will display similar disease potential (9 – 12 ).

However, because of a lower number of children than in main trial and loss of statistical power, we observed only a trend toward increased carriage of nonvaccine-type pneumococci (p = 0.08) at 24 months of age.

A trend toward lower carriage rates of serotype 6A and higher carriage rates of serotype 6C was observed in both age groups, suggesting PCV7 cross-protection for serotype 6A but not for serotype 6C, in line with other carriage studies (30 ).

As he heads toward Paris, his carriage stops at battle sites where souvenirs are sold, and he has the odd experience of staying in a hotel that advertises itself as a place where the emperor once slept.

We hypothesised that the ptarmigan will possess adaptations toward efficient load carriage in order to minimise the cost of locomotion during winter, when energy conservation may be critical for survival.