Sentence examples for lost infants from inspiring English sources

Nurses in scrubs sat with families that had lost infants.

In Suor Angelica, another soul in torment, another lost infant, the opera belongs to Ermonela Jaho reprising the title role.

"Not only did she refuse pity to those parents who lost infant children, but she deeply and sincerely envied them, because the children had soared to a safe paradise," Leopardi wrote.

it's a simple tale in which a dog (director Cecil Hepworth's own dog Blair) saves the day by sniffing out a babynapper and returning a lost infant to the bosom of its distraught family.

The jeweler-poet is vouchsafed a heavenly vision in which he sees his pearl, the discreet symbol used in the poem for a lost infant daughter who has died to become a bride of Christ.

The lost infant Virginia Dare is perhaps emblematic of the novel's failings: she appears briefly as the subject of Maggie and Whaley's childhood game, "a version of hide-and-go-seek based in historical fact, island lore, myth and the endless fascination they had for stories featuring female adventurers".

Karta has lost six infants since 1995.

When Charles became ill in the 1390s, Isabeau was a 22-year-old woman with three children, and had already lost two infants.

However, the correlation between sidestream CO2 and capillary CO2 was lost in infants with BPD.

Maximum percent weight loss was significantly associated with feeding type: exclusively and mainly breastfed infants lost 5.5%, mainly formula-fed infants lost 2.7% and exclusively formula-fed infants lost 1.2% (P<0.001).

She became pregnant only once, and lost the infant, a boy.