Sentence examples for child was introduced from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, with a dash of inspiration from the 1968 Gina Lollobrigida film "Buona Sera, Mrs. Campbell," the idea of a woman with three possible fathers for her child was introduced.

The child was introduced to the test with the following instruction (told in the child's own native language): "This is a game you may play now.

Offspring covariates were birth weight, whether the newborn was preterm or small for gestational age (SGA; birth weight for gestation < 10th percentile) [ 20], birth order and gender, and the age when the child was introduced to cereals and any other kind of milk than breast milk.

Hence the argument of the Swedenborgians that vaccinating a child was "introducing the foul corruptions of hell into innocent life" - a position not that far removed from certain newspaper columnists' rants against the MMR programme today.

In rhyming couplets that beg to be sung aloud, a sleepy child is introduced to the nocturnal world that carries on without her.

The killers – there are five, though only one speaks – wear military fatigues instead of black, and a child is introduced at the end, to warn of coming attacks in the West.

Also as the child is introduced to complementary feeding late, children may suffer from inadequate energy intake since breast milk alone would not be enough after six months.

It can help if a child is introduced to napping out of his or her cot at daycare.

Before the 1940s when a pertussis vaccine for children was introduced, whooping cough was a leading cause of death in young children.

The measure, which applies to adults and children, was introduced Sept. 12, 10 days before the boy, Andy Pino, died after being struck by a car outside his home.

In that year local authorities gained powers to provide meals for needy schoolchildren, and in 1907 school medical inspection of children was introduced.