Sentence examples for nursery beginning from inspiring English sources

A contemporary reviewer noted in 1848 that Longfellow was creating a "Goody two-shoes kind of literature... slipshod, sentimental stories told in the style of the nursery, beginning in nothing and ending in nothing".

It's at this point that the smart nursery begins.

Then local nurseries began offering them to everyone.

"There are real concerns for families, as nurseries begin charging top-up fees, children's centres funding is slashed, and family tax credits are being cut".

I whispered to the scrub tech to go get the charge nurse, and she scrambled out of the room as the nursery nurse began doing chest compressions.

Edward Lear, who composed and illustrated those in his Book of Nonsense (1846), claimed to have gotten the idea from a nursery rhyme beginning "There was an old man of Tobago".

There is bread made from lichen (very unwise; it's often poisonous), pine bark, or even, in a way that brings the nursery rhyme beginning "fee-fi-fo-fum" horribly to life, the ground bones of corpses.

A karaoke nursery rhyme began.

And next week, as they start nursery, I begin my third.

One afternoon, while I was visiting him in his office, at the Seminole plant nursery, he began to talk about the amazing adaptability of plants, and mentioned that the plant with the largest bloom in the world, the rafflesia, lives parasitically in the roots of a tree and eventually devours its host.

Two years later, Sheaffer bought the remaining banana trees from Richardson's personal nursery and began rebuilding the La Conchita banana industry on a south-facing slope.