Sentence examples for days of infancy from inspiring English sources

Her first major work, a full-length portrait of her sister and nephew entitled Last Days of Infancy, was exhibited in 1885 at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts and in 1886 at the Paris Salon.

The children are here just temporarily, to get a start in life so they can return to their villages and their extended families when they are 2 or 3 years old, well past the fragile days of infancy and big enough to digest cow's milk and eat regular food.

I've reviewed USB 3.0 Flash drives in the past, during their days of infancy, and I thought it would be time to take a look at a few USB 3.0 external drives, now that the standard is more mature.

We can be sure that, at a time when the dressing room was a lurching imbalance of egos and the club's renowned project was in the fraught days of its infancy, many other players would have slunk away from the frontline.

If technology in the days of cinema's infancy hinted at the ability to reproduce our sense of the world, today, Bazin's hope for the full potential of cinema seems to be nearing realization.

In order to control heart rate in the presence of 2 1 atrioventricular block, cardiac pacemakers are usually placed within the first days of life or early in infancy [ 5, 11].

A children's clothes boutique in the northern city of Lille is called "Mercredi" (Wednesday) because, it says, this is "above all else a day for children".The cult of Wednesday reaches beyond the world of infancy.

Justin came along and took to football out of infancy.

[cartoon id= a18647"] There were memories of infancy and memories of adolescence.

Fantasies of telekinesis could be read as upsurging memories of infancy.

melanotic neuroectodermal tumor of infancy.