Sentence examples for labor began from inspiring English sources

If labor began, the woman was asked to sit on a toilet, and the fetus would drop.

As a result of this work, Labor began routinely reviewing the MBS with a focus on quality and safety.

Then the labor began: I sat down at nine o'clock on a Monday morning, and by lunchtime I had written more than fifteen hundred words.

Mr. Sweeney said unions needed to show gains for several more years before labor began to regain some of the formidable strength it once had.

For its part, despite a robust labour-reform rhetoric, the Knights of Labor began to act increasingly like a rival trade-union movement, carrying on strikes and organizing workers along industrial rather than craft lines.

Despite some strong internal dissent, after a half-hearted initial foray on the policy front, Labor began its efforts to take the "gloss" off Turnbull by attacking the man, rather than his obvious policy dilemmas.

Other women have "cervical incompetency" — the cervix dilates early and labor begins.

This is not to suggest that women should panic if labor begins earlier on its own.

Other women have "cervical incompetency"—the cervix dilates early and labor begins.

Studies indicate that in most cases, the disorder is caused by fetal brain injury long before labor begins.

To minimize neurological damage, these babies are best delivered by Caesarean before labor begins to avoid further trauma from a vaginal delivery.