Sentences with phrase «as cradle»

In the past I've used it as a cradle for flowers, I've decorated it with some faux succulents and even placed Christmas ornaments inside of it.

The city became known as the cradle of the American Industrial Revolution, due to a large series of textile mills and factories.

As far as cradle - styled wireless chargers, though, TYLT's is a winner.

Well, Lowell is often cited as «America's first industrial city» and is widely recognized as the cradle of the industrial revolution that occurred in the United States in the early 20th century.

«It's been exciting to watch people around the world recognize what Dr. Michael Braungart and I have been putting forward as the Cradle to Cradle ® concept — a new way of thinking about human activity on Earth.

The exhibition is part of a program promoting contemporary applications of traditional intaglio printmaking and handmade papermaking in the region known as the cradle of modern papermaking.

Her first purely abstract work seems to have been a sewn patchwork quilt, designed as a cradle cover, whose wonky rectangles and triangles of clear colour recall both cubism and Russian folk art.

Cranbrook Academy of Art, known as the cradle of American modernism, continues to have a significant impact on the world of art, architecture, and design completely disproportionate to its size.

Officially christened an art and design school in 1932, the Cranbrook Academy of Art was once known as the cradle of American modernism.

That includes when you were at The Cranbrook Academy, which touts itself as the cradle of American modernism and certainly aligned itself with the abstract expressionist movement when you were there.

For those in search of Archeological Zones The Yucatan Peninsula is world famous as the cradle of the great Maya civilization.

The guest house is situated in the beautiful suburb of Roodepoort, conveniently situated for access to Gauteng attractions such as the Cradle of Humankind, Magaliesburg and Pilanesburg.

The villa takes its name from the historic city of Solo in Central Java, known as the cradle of Javanese culture and renowned for its distinctive batiks.

From Gallo Manor you will have easy access to get out of the city and visit well known attractions such as the Cradle of Humankind and Magaliesbe...

Classical Athens was a centre for the arts, learning and philosophy, home of Plato's Academy and Aristotle's Lyceum; it is widely referred to as the cradle of Western civilization and the birthplace of democracy.

The Islands are known also as the cradle of Charles Darwin's theory of evolution that marked a turning point for biology, natural history and science since the mid 1800's.

Known as the Cradle of Humankind this region straddles parts of Gauteng and the North West Province.

Alfama is known as the cradle of Fado.

We're based in Kharkiv, in the northeast of the country, known as the cradle of modern Ukrainian publishing because many publishers and the three best and most productive printing offices are located here.

Electronic stewardship addresses the life - cycle of electronics from procurement to disposal, often referred to as cradle to grave, for the purpose of reducing their environmental and energy impacts during product acquisition, operation, maintenance and disposition.

In the relationship between education and democracy, we often think of schools as the cradle of democratic values: the common meeting ground where social responsibility, civic - mindedness, and tolerance are instilled in the next generation.

Fixing the school system is paramount to ensuring the city has a bright future and can continue its long record as a cradle of innovation.

Though more commonly known as a cradle for American independent films, the Sundance Film Festival has also premiered some notable films through its World Cinema Competition section over the years.

Anatolia was within the Fertile Crescent, also known as the cradle of civilization.

Let's examine this evolutionary process to understand how nebulae act as a cradle of star formation.

«India has been stigmatized as the cradle of leprosy,» he says.

The other, which has gained popularity in recent years, is that deep - sea vents at the bottom of the ocean acted as a cradle for life, offering both heat and nutrition via fluids pumped up through Earth's crust.

Stratford has focused his research on Sterkfontein Cave, in the world's richest hominin fossil area: a UNESCO World Heritage site known as The Cradle of Humankind, just outside Johannesburg.

You are bringing your philosophies such as Cradle to Cradle to China.

It's very painful to read how easy Amundsen found it all — and how terrible Scott did... When Olav Bjaaland [ski champion and a member of Amundsen's team] got to the South Pole, he said: «Here it's as flat as the lake at Morgedal [Norwegian village known as the cradle of skiing] and the skiing is good.»

She said Slaughter found inspiration in the region's history as a cradle of women's rights.

Other conditions, such as cradle cap, eczema and a fungal infection, appear as a red rash that usually includes flaking skin.

There are several recommended positions for your newborn to toddler such as the Cradle Hold, Kangaroo Carry, Snuggle Hold, and Hip Straddle.

t is designed for newborns and children up to 25 pounds and can be used as a cradle or swing as the name suggests.

It is designed for newborns and children up to 25 pounds and can be used as a cradle or swing as the name suggests.

This special gear not only works as a cradle swing which provides soothing comfort, a baby walker which keeps the mobility and balance but also plus some other additional advantages.

Cradle cap, also known as cradle «crap» by many a mother.

The six we'll be talking about today are Impetigo, Prickly heat, which is more commonly known as heat rash, Eczema, Seborrhea, which is more commonly known as Cradle Cap, Contact Dermatitis and then also Diaper Rashes.

Use for URINE CONTACT and YEAST INFECTED DIAPER RASHES as well as CRADLE CAP.

Same as cradle hold with the difference of - arm your holding baby.

You see, while fashion and beauty may be the last things on your mind as you cradle your new baby there will come a moment when you yearn to look good, to feel confident, and to recognize yourself again.

This session will highlight the origins of the pouch sling, focus on sizing procedures and tips, and review pouch sling carries such as cradle carry and upright tummy - to - tummy.

You can always keep your baby close with BabyBjorn cradle as the cradle is easy to move anywhere in your home.

In this 1925 publication, Bartleman made a case for the centrality of «old Azusa» for Pentecostal identity: «Wales was but intended as the cradle for this worldwide restoration of the power of God.

As a cradle Christian who had never doubted Jesus or my saving faith in him, I, like Hentoff, had before my pro-life conversion relied on my own «rehearsed responses.»

Indeed we would go further and say that the whole cosmos was created as a cradle for Christ and we would expect everything in the material universe to bear witness to that fact if we could but understand it properly.

On the one hand they thought of India as a nation - state in European terms — as a cradle of reason, progress and modernity.

Even in our own country, proud of its long heritage as the cradle of liberty and the land of the free, the issue of freedom, whether in the field of civil rights or of economic opportunity, is still the most fundamental problem of our time.

As a cradle Catholic, I am sickened by both John XXIII and JPII being canonized, though of course, ONLY God is the One who actually knows what is in these men's hearts!

You as a cradle Catholic should be proud of the fact that this is what Jesus did until the very end.