Sentence examples for in birth of from inspiring English sources

Bosham/Boylan was still going strong in America in Birth of a Nation (2004).

As previously reported on this site, the actor/writer/comedian will star in Birth of the Pink Panther, a prequel to the Pink Panther films.

The curator Elizabeth Armstrong has included 10 of his early canvases in "Birth of the Cool" at the Orange County Museum of Art in Newport Beach, opening Sunday.

These conclusions are on display in "Birth of the Cool: Beat, Bebop, and the American Avant-Garde," by Lewis MacAdams, a poet and documentary filmmaker.

But "The Birth of a Nation" was different; the historian Vincent Brown, interviewed in "Birth of a Movement," rightly calls it "racial pornography".

In "Camouflage Botticelli," a Shell gasoline pump envelopes the nude goddess in "Birth of Venus," while a pattern of stars and the Statue of Liberty obscures the reclining Adam in "Camouflage Michel-Ange, Chapelle Sixtine, Génie V".

But it has been linked to an increase in births of identical twins.

In 2009, American women had 137,217 babies born as twins, 5,905 as triplets, 355 as quadruplets, and 80 in births of five or more.

Objective To compare perinatal outcomes in births of women with versus without a history of bariatric surgery.

In brief, 11/20 pairs had differences in birth weight of ≥10% or in birth length of ≥1.0 SDS.

Hormone use had a greater impact on women's mammographic density in birth cohorts of the 1920s and less in birth cohorts of the 1940s.