baby factory造句

• The slot leads to the shut down baby factory functioning again.
• Some of the young girls are lured to the baby factory after searching for abortion clinics.
• In storm-ravaged Gonaives, it has become a baby factory, with up to five deliveries a day.
• So the baby factory term is true as also back in the early 2000s there were quite a few staff members working in each area.
• Used as sacred and ceremonial objects they're intended to honor ancestral spirits, protect the tribe, keep husbands faithful and / or turn wives into baby factories.
• Yet he was abetted in this misguided act by the Infertility Center, which has conducted a lucrative business since 1976 as a procreation consultant-- a de facto baby factory.
• Labo's wife was arrested in June 2014 in connection with an investigation into the trafficking of infants from " baby factories " in Nigeria, where the children were born to captive girls and then sold.
• Prior to composing music for film and television, he ran the now defunct Independent label Baby Factory and produced alternative rock band Kill Hannah's debut album Humming Birds The Size of Bullets as well as tracks from the bands American Jet Set album.
• She confides in Kirsten that she has no intention of letting her body turn into a " dumpy baby factory " as she has worked way too hard to be in perfect shape, adding, " Who says I can't have a baby and a six pack ?"
• This may be disasterous-total genetic collapse ( as predicted in science fiction for years where the whole of humanity becomes infertile and you have to have baby factories ) or it may be that the wider diversity of genes and our eventual ability to detect and correct these problems could turn out to be beneficial.
• Feature or Human Interest Story : KDFW-TV, Dallas, John Hammarley, " Ethel Hears Again "; WFAA-TV, Dallas, Douglas Burgess, " The Humming Birds and the Bees "; WFAA-TV, Dallas, Janet St . James and Douglas Burgess, " The Baby Factory ."
• Shortly before the death of Pope Paul VI, when asked for his reaction to Brown's birth, the patriarch of Venice, Cardinal Albino Luciani ( later Pope John Paul I ), expressed concerns about the possibility that artificial insemination could lead to women being used as " baby factories ", but also refused to condemn the parents of the child, noting they simply wanted to have a baby.