Sentence examples for the gestation from inspiring English sources
noun
The period of time during which an infant animal or human physically develops inside the mother's body until it is born.
Let's take up the rest of the gestation.
The gestation period for a vehicle like the Expedition is five to seven years.
One way or another, tonight the gestation of Argentina's football comes to an end.
Part of the gestation of this record was like saving up for a car.
Zoo officials discovered that the gestation period was between 257 and 259 days.
The gestation period of "Portnoy's Complaint" was long, complicated, and chaotic.
Her interpretation is all her own, but it is very much in the gestation stage.
There often seems to be something unshakable about the gestation cycles of great novelists.
Too many pieces had the "gestation of a llama," Thomson complained.
The gestation period is typically five months and one or two cubs are usually born.
What is the gestation period of a cradle?
