Sentence examples for cradle of all from inspiring English sources

How ironic is it that Africa is the called, "the cradle of all creation; the Mother Land".

If a multiverse exists, some of these scientists and many social commentators claim, then there is no God, no creative external power, and the multiverse just propagates itself, out of the void, forever spawning new universes from the primordial, eternal quantum foam that is the cradle of all universes.

We conclude that Lake Tanganyika is the geographic and genetic cradle of all haplochromine lineages.

It gives South Africa a special pride, for this place that has seen so much sorrow is the cradle of us all.

TransAtlantic, the 48-year-old's first novel since Let the Great World Spin, is a kind of cat's cradle of transatlantic journeys, all connected, all built on another thing.

In fact, he was convinced this was the cradle for all works of science, art, and religion.

The country's beaches annually cradle about 40 percent of all Pacific leatherbacks' eggs.

But quite a few funny (and exciting) things happened on the way to the Cradle... First of all, I had to wake up at 4 00 a.m. in order to ride into New York City with my father, so the day had an early start.

All the cradle-of-Western-civilization talk earned it leniency, even indulgence.

This year they have obliged, with a steady supply of big-screen explosions, malfunctioning submarines and scenes where men cradle oversized guns ("The Sum of All Fears", "The Bourne Identity", "K-19 The Widowmaker").

Today the cradle of Algarve holidaymaking represents all of the triumphs and tragedies (mainly aesthetic) of the region's rise from provincial backwater to international getaway.