Sentence examples for newborns name from inspiring English sources

The influential English philosopher and economist John Stuart Mill (1806-1873) would not have agreed with dialogue participants that their newborns' name should have any special meaning attached to it.

Officials were also directed to reject birth certificates for any newborns named Kim Jong-un.

But those wishing to deviate from the official list must seek permission at their local parish church, where all newborns' names are registered.

The Philadelphia Phillies' World Series title erased 25 years of agony from the city's sporting conscience and probably prompted a surge in newborns named after the stars Cole Hamels and Brad Lidge.

The bill's ambition, according to a draft submitted to municipal offices here for review, is to "preserve the equilibrium and integral development of the child" by preventing parents from giving newborns names that expose them to ridicule or are "extravagant or hard to pronounce in the official language," Spanish.

Her Forte: Needlework Betty La Casse's White Plains home is crammed full of needlework projects in various stages of progress: a hand-embroidered Chinese silk coat hanging on a door; a pair of vintage baby blankets sprawled on a dining room table, awaiting embroidery of the newborns' names and birthdates.

In the Vietnamese mountain town of Bac Ha, we were surrounded by Hmong women who said that shamans advise changing newborns' names if they cry excessively, and they were perplexed when I explained that American mothers typically don't go to work with their babies strapped to their backs.

Meanwhile in India, as this CNN-IBN video report makes plain, a nongovernmental organization that works for the rights of children helped to further confuse things by designating a newborn named Nargis the world's seven billionth person.

The light side of the Force just about wins out, however: 10,431 newborns were named Luke during the same period, making the name the 28th most popular male first name (to Anakin's lowly 957th).

In 1996, more than 2,100 newborns were named Rachel while more than 1,000 boys were given the name Ross.

In the evening, David took to Facebook to announce his newborn's name: Harper Seven.