Their premature entry could fatally weaken the euro.
Colleagues were decanted by the dozen into their premature sunset years.
Self-loathing? — might be to blame for their premature and self-inflicted ends.
Simply put: things are a far cry from their premature coronation over the summer.
This is to be expected, though some artists never really do develop, and get stuck with their premature success.
Dr. Teresa Stec, an attending neonatalogist at St . Barnabas said parents often make recordings of the sounds they wish to share with their premature babies in their isolettes.
Mothers separated from their children reported problems with breastfeeding, with care for their premature or sick babies and many struggled emotionally.
As consulting psychologists to a NICU, we often see new moms and dads who, after their premature baby is born, are suddenly confronted with barely manageable uncertainty.
Some acquaintances — the Crows — sustain their premature gloom and predatory pre-grieving at chance encounters in the bank or farmers' market.
Stephanie and Mark Bishop can visit their premature daughter in the hospital, talk to her nurses and become fluent in the medical jargon that fills the neonatal intensive care unit, all without leaving home.
In announcing the contest, I.D.'s editor-in-chief, Julie Lasky, noted, "Umbrellas suffer from design flaws that often lead to their premature and messy deaths and unwelcome burials in landfills".
