Sentence examples for weak baby from inspiring English sources
And slowly, the weak baby was sapping the strength of the strong.
A tiny and weak baby, Newton was not expected to survive his first day of life, much less 84 years.
Hours later, the 23-year-old medical student gave birth to a fragile and weak baby girl weighing a pound and a half.
"Pulling a hair out by its roots means a new, thin and weak baby hair will start growing in its place, which naturally has less strength and thickness toward the tip to find its way out of the surface in a straight shot," Krant says.
Even if the person you're fighting does kick your butt, you don't have to paint yourself the image of "scared weak baby".
The operation went ahead, the weaker baby died (or, as the then Archbishop of Westminster might have put it, was judicially murdered), while its sibling underwent extensive reconstructive surgery and flourished.
Warm summers mean more adults, but the warm, or less cold, winters mean malnourished mothers that have fewer successful pregnancies and weaker babies if they are carried to term.
And, in a speech, Trump called Cruz a "soft, weak little baby," in a way that did not sound complimentary to babies.
Hearing the description of this weak, floppy baby, who suddenly became unable to nurse and barely able to move, Dr. Hum was immediately concerned.
That weak little baby had blossomed into a beautiful young girl; the health issues and delays now miles in the past.
Trump has indirectly called Cruz a "pussy" and a "soft, weak little baby," and said that Romney would have "dropped to his knees" for a 2012 endorsement.
