Sentence examples for mothers rush from inspiring English sources

Call it Borg-parenting, as mothers rush to conform to the uber-mom ideal.

For working women this leads to two scenarios: either new mothers rush to return to the workplace and back to their familiar corporate persona, battling privately with how to bring their new mother self into the equation.

Zoe Williams, in The Madness Of Modern Parenting, offers a wry look at mothers' rush to outdo not only fellow mums but their own parents in a desire to be the best at what she depicts as the most fulfilling and most frustrating job imaginable.

The boycotting mothers' rush to punish the magazine doesn't just say something about their high opinion of the princess.

Friends with newborns had mothers rushing over when they needed relief.

The mothers rushed into the Prospect Park Y.M.C.A. in Park Slope, Brooklyn, heading to prenatal yoga, art class or gym time.

When exposed to a moving toy or a strange room, babies with cloth mothers rushed to them, buried their faces in the soft fabric and relaxed.

They were visible in the somber faces on the sideline and also up in the stands, where Thornton's sister, Sabria, 20, burst into tears and teammates' mothers rushed over to reassure Thornton's mother, Jacinta Ramirez.

After the 2008 earthquake in Sichuan province, in which a disproportionate number of the seventy thousand dead were children whose schools collapsed, thousands of nearly menopausal mothers rushed to fertility clinics to try to give birth again.

She visited a cancer section of a hospital for children, and young mothers rushed to her, some begged at her feet, and she came home really shocked.

They were on strike for the only second time in the history of UK midwifery (the first was last month) and marched past with flags waving, which might have freaked out any prospective mothers rushing into the hospital, who wouldn't have been in the mood to have their labour interrupted by a labour dispute (ayooooooo!).