Sentence examples for womb of from inspiring English sources

Why, the womb, of course!

It is like a womb of light.

I view philosophy as essentially the womb of the sciences.

"They were crawling into the womb of Madison Square Garden".

"You should not be in the womb of a woman".

He's gone, sheltered in a womb of smashed bricks and beams, born into death.

Its wide, gentle swells were the womb of modern surfing — the warm, turquoise bowl of beginning.

It is the season for celebrating the womb of our mother.

His name is a translation of the Sanskrit Kshitigarbha ("Womb of the Earth").

The embryo was then placed in the womb of a surrogate mother to produce Julie's pet.

Jerome Lettvin, the great cognitive scientist, called it "the womb of the institute".