Verwenden Sie „infancy“ in einem Satz

1. ‘She didn’t survive infancy though – there was a nasty strain of measles going the rounds and she caught it

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2. At the close of this chapter, he points out that miraculous gifts belong to the infancy of the church and

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3. On the other hand, nobody can say they lack these three characteristics completely; without them, even in a small degree, nobody survives infancy

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4. It was White Feathers who had almost raised the lad himself from near infancy, who gave his own blessing to the arrangement and helped George and Belle passed any hint of trepidation they might have had over the lad

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5. The children had to be born after longer gestation to avoid the extra years of infancy

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6. From early infancy through the

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7. It clearly demonstrates, that the stock and population of the country did not bear the same proportion to the extent of its territory, which they commonly do in civilized countries ; and that society was at that time, and in that country, but in its infancy

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8. His spine was shaped into an S, one leg failed to grow since infancy, while the other thickened and stretched beyond human proportions every passing year

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9. The coarse manufacture probably was, in those ancient times, carried on in England in the same manner as it always has been in countries where arts and manufactures are in their infancy

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10. When I came back, it was to find my mother telling Savannah about her infancy

11. The elegance of his dress, of his equipage, of his house and household furniture, are objects which, from his infancy, he has been accustomed to have some anxiety about

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12. The children, during the tender years of infancy, are well fed and properly taken care of ; and when they are grown up, the value of their labour greatly overpays their maintenance

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13. Under so liberal a policy, the colonies are enabled both to sell their own produce, and to buy the goods of Europe at a reasonable price; but since the dissolution of the Plymouth company, when our colonies were but in their infancy, this has always been the policy of England

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14. No better method, it seems, could be fallen upon, of spending, with any advantage, the long interval between infancy and that period of life at which men begin to apply in good earnest to the real business of the world, the business which is to employ them during the remainder of their days

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15. They were still in their infancy at that time, and it is rumoured that a skyjacker survived two of these dum dum bullets to the head because they broke up against his skull

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16. Neither would they care for the circular, mesh, or sharing economy movements, still in their infancy

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17. Meanwhile, documents were produced that made them over into reincarnations of people who had died in their infancy

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18. It has been what has made him different from all who have shared his cradle of infancy, the Nature from out of which he has apparently arisen

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19. to women throughout their life, from infancy to maturity

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20. One of the girls died in infancy also

21. its infancy it fell seriously ill and the physician cured it

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22. not move from the pit of infancy

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23. You need to remember that humans didn't live long in the past and had a high maternity and infancy mortality rate

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24. Your Head), through the pregnancy and infancy of my first baby (Ill

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25. Our love is still in its infancy, and we must help it grow amidst a seemingly unending whirlwind of events, and in trying times

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26. He missed the last molar on the left side of his jaw that had endured from infancy

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27. trauma that was experienced during infancy; very few, however, know about

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28. not attack and destroy this in infancy, they now attack and destroy the earth

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29. “My infancy was nothing but ordinary, surrounded by

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30. The baby died in infancy

31. Now, the distant monster of infancy, the old and forgotten devil rose to torment his old and forgotten injury

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32. As infancy progressed to childhood, those feelings had disappeared

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33. I began narrating him, saving neither verbs nor adjectives, on the primitive years of my infancy, flowing of the home-loving life in the city with my father in the head, where an army of caregivers commanded by the affable hand of my mother was craving to condense our most insignificant desires

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34. Who would say that I was going to be involved in such an ancestral struggle? Very deep, the circumstance was granted to me a certain touch of intensification and distinction, like that of those heroines of my infancy that were turning out to be immersed in the most improbable situations, to go out unharmed, triumphant at the end of the story, when the good guys always won

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35. And in the case of our infancy

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36. 1 The incarnated Son passed through infancy and experienced an uneventful childhood

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37. Appetite and Mood Regulators in the Brain - Serotonin, Endorphins and Dopamine The study of food, appetite, and neurotransmitters is still in its infancy as far as research goes

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38. Only in the last few months had he begun to speak, in a childish baby talk that became more sophisticated as if he was going through his infancy all over again

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39. I was chosen by the priests of Yajur in my infancy, and throughout childhood, boyhood and youth I trained in the art of slaying with the naked hands—for only thus are the sacrifices enacted

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40. Like most orthodox followers of Mitra, she had an intuitive horror of the followers and cult of Asura, instilled in her infancy and childhood by wild tales of human sacrifice and anthropomorphic gods shambling through shadowy temples

41. “Moving on from the infancy and the hidden life in Nazareth to the public life of Jesus, our contemplation brings us to those mysteries which may be called in a special way ‘mysteries of light

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42. that children who die in infancy perish

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43. I have thrown away the failure mind of my infancy, using each NOW that

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44. Remember, you when you try this that to cast away the old infancy failures

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45. built as strong foundations and getting rid of the old "infancy failures"

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46. recalls a few stories from her son's infancy, however, that

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47. She had no interest in marriage or having children, the latter feeling possibly reinforced by her mother’s five losses, one of a child in infancy and miscarriages or stillbirths for the others

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48. Children in father-absent homes become more likely to live in poverty, have emotional/behavior problems, die in infancy or have health problems, commit crimes as juveniles, become incarcerated, engage in premarital sex and get pregnant as teenagers, are abused, abuse drugs and alcohol, suffer from obesity, and underachieve academically

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49. about his infancy other than the fact he was a tent maker; some say he

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50. However, Tolkonen hit the nail about one important thing: Mien’s insistence in getting historical research done while the Time Patrol was still barely in its infancy did put severe operational stresses and limitations on Nancy Laplante

51. its infancy, and there few true Christians

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52. Could that be the ultimate justice of which Preacher Cooper had spoken? Or was that the oath Lord Ashburn had made to rob the hangman of his duty? Or was it something far more sinister that involved the supernatural—the Grey Man? For now, the investigation was only in its infancy, but he hoped to have gained a better understanding of this case by the time the sun set this evening so that he would not lose the trail of the real killer

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53. “So-called renewable energy technology is still in its infancy and will not fill the energy demand

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54. The coordination and control of naval gunfire and air support was also in its infancy during Torch

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55. Such performances were simply too incredible for this era, when jet aircraft were still in their mere infancy and when all commercial air travel was still being done in propeller-driven aircraft

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56. Two of such studies are that of Cockborn and Wilson (1996) and Ho (1997), the findings of both studies clearly indicated that electronic commerce is still in its infancy, but has great potential

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57. We started Worldprofit on a kitchen table when the Internet was in it's infancy back in 1994

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58. Of course, medical technology was still in its infancy and there were many ailments that doctors couldn’t effectively treat, although, just like today, many did accidental harm along with whatever good they claimed to be doing

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59. classification system to legitimize the communication skills they’ve learned from infancy, and continue to learn through everyday communication

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60. use of power which emerged during the long ages of humanity's infancy and

61. ‘’Everything! For one thing, in Nancy’s history, the early leaders of Israel secretly directed a succession of military operations early in the infancy of the new state, operations meant to intimidate, chase away from their villages and towns or even simply kill the Arabs living in the Jewish portion of partitioned Palestine

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62. She had seen his species from its infancy and still cared about them

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63. Both the engine and its wagons were of primitive manufacture, the French railroad industry being still in its infancy

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64. We’ve grown out of our infancy

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65. We are conditioned from infancy to focus our moment-to-moment attention upon a constant inner dialogue of self-pity thoughts (shameful thoughts that we are hiding from other people; and fantasies of receiving glory from other people)

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66. And the twice told fields of infancy

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67. The Well itself was first cast when the Earth was in its infancy

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68. The day was still in its infancy as Halfshaft peered over the peak of the ashen rock-dune towards

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69. These are triggered by abuse or trauma during the formative years in infancy or during early adolescence

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70. Time only will show, I suspect, how much we all owe to early impressions, and how many things in us may be traced up to seeds sown in the days of our very infancy, by those who were about us

71. But the persons of whom he said this were not baptized in infancy, but when they were grown up, and in days too when faith and baptism were so closely connected, that as soon as a man believed he confessed his faith publicly by baptism

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72. Moreover, myriads of baptized persons from their very earliest infancy never give the slightest evidence of having any grace to lose, and are not one bit better, as boys and girls, than the unbaptized children of Quakers and Baptists

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73. In 1563, at the age of eighty, he married his first wife, Jane Taylor, by whom he had a son and daughter, both died in infancy

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74. Nonetheless, his place in the Indian history should be secure as the founding father of its democracy, though he could have become the Caesar, and what is more, besides diligently nursing it in its infancy, he meticulously guided it into its adulthood; if Gandhi got freedom to India then Nehru mothered it into a democracy, which later his daughter Indira had set on a dynastic course

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75. · At infancy we are imprinted by our parents

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76. in their infancy; his wife dies

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77. Conceptually, the project is still in its infancy

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78. of lower respiratory tract infections during infancy

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79. As infancy progressed

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80. Do you know who asks and stimulates your thought for that since your infancy? It is the voice of one of the holy Angels called the Angel of inspiration sent by God the Almighty to this child calling him silently in his spirit asking these questions to be able to find out the solutions of these new problems

81. The first seven years is the period of infancy

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82. consisting of several distinct stages – infancy, child-

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83. Composed and at home she sat, as if, (_a_)--Miss Hyslup, conscious her brain was liable to confusion, had a little private trick of getting her thoughts under headings--they had known each other from infancy, and (_b_) as if she had nothing to be ashamed of

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84. "I wonder if you _are_ alive?" he said, staring at her; and she looked at him with her head on one side and told him that if she were not a bishop's daughter and a pastor's wife and a child of many prayers and trained from infancy to keep carefully within the limits of the allowable in female speech she would reply to that, "You bet

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85. As early as infancy, children immerse themselves in play

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86. Social Media is still in its infancy as it is the technologies

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87. In time it builds to the point where Mary lifts her hands and covers her ears, but in doing so she only begins to hear the nursery rhyme in which her name was so cleverly pulled from, the one that was played so heavily during her infancy that she sometimes even hears it in her sleep

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88. I skimmed through all of them and all contained sketches of me from infancy, all the way to the time before Cliff had left

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89. Crete, although did have a sizable clubbing and drinking culture for British tourists, it was still in its infancy compared to Faliraki

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90. Because of this, we can perceive ourselves as somebody, starting with infancy and ending with the “present” time

91. And, you should note, each of them has “his own” Destiny, “his individual” history of Life, from infancy to the very moment that “happens now”

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92. To complicate things further, Monsignor Leoceonne knew Julianne, had known her since infancy

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93. them in infancy has become the most honorable task of most human institutions

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94. still in its infancy or middle-school years, the ski manu-

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95. The Well itself was first cast when the Earth was in its infancy as it rotated very fast around the center of the solar system

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96. He lived in Egypt in the days when the present race of men was in its infancy

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