Sentence examples for start of labor from inspiring English sources

But the start of labor remains a complex and mysterious process.

But the 2-0 defeatoto Costa Rica in New Jersey at the start of Labor Day weekend proved one hurdle too many to overcome.

My weekly ultrasounds showed a healthy baby, so when I felt my daughter moving less during my 36th week of pregnancy, I assumed that I was nearing the start of labor.

I have a friend who suffered three miscarriages, another whose baby died in utero when she was eight months pregnant and a third whose baby was alive at the start of labor but was stillborn.

Perhaps the recent demonstrations at the American Bankers Association meetings in Chicago signal the start of labor and community mobilizations.

Photographs were taken by Kevin Richberg on the shores of Lake Isabella, California, on Friday September 4th, the start of Labor Day Weekend, 2015.

A note pad and pen will be necessary to take note of the key timings, such as: When the first stage of labor started, when the mare started pushing (second stage of labor), the time of delivery, the time the foal first suckled, and the time of placenta delivery (third stage of labor).

In all cases the husband typically provided instrumental support to his wife once she started the first stage of labor.

"The crisis has dramatically diminished the labor market prospects for young people," the agency said, "as many experience long-term unemployment right from the start of their labor market entry, a situation that was never observed during earlier cyclical downturns".

This delicate balance of funny and serious is no more evident than in the first season's finale, in which a very pregnant Violet, with prom on the horizon and nearing her due date (she and her boyfriend dance the night away until heavy contractions signal the start of false labor), makes the heartrending decision to give her baby up for adoption.

Such issues of reverse causation can be addressed by instrumental variables that are related to an individual's skills but observed before the start of the labor-market career.