Sentence examples for infant into the from inspiring English sources

"Where can I get some water?" The smuggler threw the infant into the sea, telling her: "Now he can drink water".

The rescuer breathes 12 times each minute (15 times for a child and 20 for an infant) into the victim's mouth.

In rare instances, dialogue can become harsh, catty and just plain rude -- as when a pack on cruisecritic.com went off on a mother who brought her diapered infant into the adult pool (a "fecal teabag," one visitor called it).

When her daughter was born 12 years ago, Ms. Smits recalled recently, Dr. Rebold sang the infant into the world with a rousing rendition of "Old Man River" from "Showboat," the production he was rehearsing for the Jericho Players at the time.

When dog owners welcome an infant into the home, the adjustment isn't always easy, but sometimes a special bond occurs.

The timing of the exam depends on the research question, the measures to be taken, and the ability of the researchers to get the parent and infant into the clinic.

The apostle Paul compares baptism with circumcision, the Jewish rite initiating male infants into the religious community.

"For the tourist segment that isn't English-speaking, they have no idea what's going on and they're carrying little infants into the water".

The evil villain then closes up the top of the volcano as if it were just another volcano lair that doesn't propel infants into the sky.

But having delivered two infants into the world - Douglas, who would grow up to become a chain-smoking Labourite, and my mother, Doris, future Conservative councillor - the Gordons appear to have focused their lives on the Alexandra picture theatre, Southampton.

Six primiparous human mothers with no indications of postpartum depression brought their infants into the laboratory for a photo shoot.