Sentence examples for gestation of a from inspiring English sources

Too many pieces had the "gestation of a llama," Thomson complained.

Comparing the Olympics with football is to compare something with the gestation of a novel to something that happens continuously for 10 months of the year or more.

This makes it impossible to determine the gestation of a baby which means countless premature children die because they haven't received the specialist care they need.

IN the fall of 2000, the New York independent filmmaker Michael Almereyda took a small crew to San Francisco to record the gestation of a Sam Shepard play.

Mr. da Silva has also compared his goal of transforming Brazilian society to the gestation of a baby or running a marathon, saying that no one who wants to win starts out at full speed.

Charting the gestation of a fetus inside a uterus from conception to birth, the suite of bronzes includes a 46-foot-tall anatomically correct baby boy.

His gestation of an idea for a picture is so rapid that its very brevity keeps it from exhausting him.

The patient was a girl born at 37 weeks of gestation of an uneventful pregnancy and delivery.

But the gestation of such a Broadway set includes the coordination of artistry and carpentry, complicated by setbacks, personality clashes and perfectionism.

Because a female fetus has no Y-chromosome and produces no such proteins, the progressive sensitization occurs during the gestation of only a male fetus.

In both varieties a single calf is born in May or June after a gestation of seven and a half months.