Sentence examples for infant comes from inspiring English sources
But only the ever-inventive Ms. Hecht, whose intensely embittered Louise nurses her resentment like a beloved infant, comes close to creating a viable character.
The tiny infant comes into the world equipped only with its cry to let us know when it is distressed.
"If an infant comes to the clinic at nine months we make sure that the baby gets the measles vaccine including all the other services he or she was supposed to receive that day".
With no one around to ask how a mummified infant came to be locked in an airtight cedar box inside the McClure home, neighbors acquainted with the sisters searched their memories today for possible clues.
In "This Little Babe," as the choristers evoked the infant coming to "rifle Satan's fold," music touched with the fervor of a giddy dance, the choristers might have been boys urging one of their playmates into a backyard brawl.
Karnezis slowly peels back the psychological layers while maintaining a sense of spiritual dread, even as it becomes increasingly obvious that the explanation for where the infant came from is the most earthly one possible.
The two most astonishing mummies here — the crouching, tattooed woman and the ancient infant — come from a museum in Detmold, Germany; only guesses can be made about their South American origins.
As noted in the magazine this week, "Karnezis slowly peels back the psychological layers while maintaining a sense of spiritual dread, even as it becomes increasingly obvious that the explanation for where the infant came from is the most earthly one possible".
When the infant came to our preoperative management clinic, his upper left lip had a vascular malformation and his swollen upper lip covered the lower lip (Fig. 1).
The infant came to the realization that her mother would not relent until she ate, so she did.
The infant came from a family of shepherds, and her father and paternal grandfather had been treated for brucellosis 10 and 22 months ago, respectively.
