Sentence examples for from its birth until from inspiring English sources

The greatest Greek athlete, however, was Milo of Croton, who popularized progressive resistance training by purportedly carrying a calf daily from its birth until it became full-size.

Fathers will be encouraged to stay in the labour ward during the birth to get them more involved with their children and both parents will be targeted with information about what help they can get if they are concerned about their child's health, from its birth until they leave home.

"From its birth in 1868 until 1905 the Evening News had been under the same ultimate control as the Guardian," wrote the historian David Ayerst in Guardian: Biography of a Newspaper (1971).

I lived with it from birth until I went to college.

In this section, the height curves of girls and boys are considered in the three chief phases of growth; that is (briefly) from conception to birth, from birth until puberty, and during puberty.

Although western Germany had a baby boom from the mid-1950s unthe mid-1960s960s, its birth rate has been below the replacement rate (of around 2.1) since the start of the 1970s.

But one aspect of our lives, from birth until, it seemed to me, death, remained as constant as the sunrise.

TIS presumably interferes with neonatal pulmonary alveolarization, a process that slows exponentially from birth until it is largely completed around 5 years of age [ 6].

Information will be gathered over each infant's neonatal course from birth until discharge from hospital.

Monthly nasopharyngeal swabs (NPS) were collected from 234 infants and their mothers from birth until 24 months of age.

The adoptive parents raised the girl from her birth until she was 27 months old.