Sentence examples for most newborns from inspiring English sources

Unlike most newborns, who spring back automatically into the fetal position, my granddaughter was limp.

Like most newborns, Toby seems to have a distinct preference for feeding at night.

The only thing that seemed to trip her up was something that seemed to come pretty naturally to most newborns: eating.

On July 7 , 1999 at Halsey's urging, the American Academy of Pediatrics and the Public Health Service released a statement urging vaccine manufacturers to remove thimerosal as quickly as possible and advising pediatricians to postpone giving most newborns the birth dose of the hepatitis B vaccine.

A massive, majestic book (it weighs 12.15 pounds, more than most newborns), it features 180 startlingly vivid animal portraits and expansive vistas from across southern Africa: zebras galloping across the delta, a small plane crossing open scrubland, a splay-legged giraffe bending to drink from a lagoon.

Dr. Kennell, who died on Aug. 27 at 91, liked to say that it was the full-throated complaints about this state of affairs by his patients that led him to undertake a research project in the 1960s that helped change the world on which most newborns now open their eyes.

This is why most newborn babies smell faintly of tobacco.

ADAM JOHN JACK SIMS was born on Monday, April 23, and as with most newborn babies, it wasn't long before he was propped in front of a video camera by his proud parents, who wanted to capture the moment.

Tanzania is in the top five countries with the most newborn deaths in sub-Saharan Africa2.

Most newborn deaths were caused by infections, and today, they still claim more than 629,000 newborn lives every year, accounting for a third of all newborn deaths.

Most newborn calves in the United States are separated from their mothers within 12 hours -- many immediately after birth -- so the mother's milk can be marketed for human consumption.