Sentences with phrase «called cradle»

Raja Ampat has been called the cradle of marine biodiversity and in the last 5 — 10 years has become a very popular place to dive.

This Caribbean country with ancient Maya roots has been called the cradle of chocolate, with a cocoa - loving history that stretches back thousands of years.

This breed is native to the so - called Cradle of Civilization, the region that is now Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Palestine and Syria.

Plus, watch a short film called Cradle that uses time travel to correct a tragedy for one young man, and see what happens when Dave Grohl and Foo Fighters hop in the car with James Corden for some Carpool Karaoke.

(HealthDay News)-- Scaly red patches of skin on baby's scalp are commonly called cradle cap.

After examining hundreds of present - day microbes, he named 11 possible species in his collection and gave the back story in a 1999 book called Cradle of Life.

NYC might give landmark status to the famed Stonewall Inn, which often called the cradle of the gay rights movement since patrons in 1969 fought back against police raids targeting the bar based on the sexual orientation of its customers.

In response to these challenges, Parker and Nass developed a program called Cradle Talk.

A harmless rash that's often seen on a baby's scalp, called cradle cap, can also show up on his bottom.

The traditional position is called the cradle hold or Madonna hold.

Head: Many newborns develop a scaly scalp condition called cradle cap.

What you are probably seeing is called cradle cap and it is completely normal.

It is called cradle cap.

The strategy we call Cradle - to - Cradle Design allows us to do so.

This emerging design paradigm, what my colleague Michael Braungart and I call Cradle - to - Cradle Design, is creating a new conception of materials and material flows.

The trailer is supported on what the architect calls a cradle, that serves a number of functions.

I am what American Anglicans call a cradled Episcopalian; meaning that I was raised in the Episcopalian tradition.

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While the plans to build your own TieFi are real (it calls for a tiny Raspberry Pi computer and some software customizations), the launch is a stunt — a tongue - in - cheek reminder to close the laptop and spend some time with your kids this Father's Day, lest you find yourself Cat's Cradled a few years from now.

George Friedman has been calling the Eurasian landmass a «cradle of disorder.»

The legends (worded in the ancient tribal hymn) lie cradled in the seagull's call.

Crystal Reserve, LA Louisiana is basically the cradle of the hot sauce universe, so calling out a local favorite is damn near impossible.

In the course of a voyage around the cradle of the professional game in England's north - west for his just - published book called On The Brink, the author Simon Hughes alights in Droylsden, east Manchester.

In the course of a voyage around the cradle of the professional game in England's north - west for his just - published book called On The Brink, the auth -LRB-...)

Fisher - Price Snugabunny Cradle «N Swing with Smart Swing Technology We call this the Baby Crack Swing.

While shopping crib, cradle, or bassinet, whatever you call it, you will find a great variety of styles and pricing.

For nine months your baby grows inside your womb and is safely cradled in a perfect pod called the Amniotic Sac.

My biological mother called me Adrian (a name that I've always hated), The Cradle called me Mia (a name that I've always loved), and my mother decided on Lauren (a name that she loved — me... not so much).

A less hippie pediatrician would have called him failure to thrive, which meant our baby wasn't meeting expected growth standards, with the red cradle cap rash scaling over his head and down his face, but our doctor said Blaise had colic.

She used a garment called a capulana (a long sarong) to help cradle mother and baby during birth, so they would not fall to certain death below.

This is called the «cross cradle hold.»

Baby is much less likely to have the airway kinked as it is a great risk factor in the cradle carry, called positional asphyxiation.

Here is a review to choose the best baby swing called «Moonlight Meadow Deluxe Cradle and Swing» and help you buy a perfect baby swing on online.

If your baby is born bald, make sure that you are taking care of his or her scalp just as if they had hair, in order to avoid a condition called «cradle cap» in the future

That's cradle cap, a seborrheic dermatitis of the scalp (called dandruff in older kids and adults) that's very common in infants in the first 3 months and may linger as long as a year.

Earlier in his remark, the Vice President, Federal Republic of Nigeria, Professor Yemi Osinbajo admonished the new monarch not to see his position as a clarion call to serve his subjects not only in Ile - Ife but in the entire world as the ancient town represents the cradle of black race and human civilization.

Known in Chinese as the Huanghe, the Yellow River is considered the cradle of Chinese civilization, and is often called the «mother of China» for its nutrient - rich sediment, which benefits farmland along its banks.

He calls his design philosophy Cradle to Cradle — a vision of a continuous cycle of use and reuse of materials without any waste.

To call Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Cradle of Life anything but derivative would be doing it a kindness it doesn't deserve.

The gag of wrinkled elders gawking at the teeming multitudes of bodacious babes doing the wiggle - jiggle on the dance floor gets tired after the second outing, yet Last Vegas has many hilarious one - liners and gags, including the ringtone on Archie's phone, Harry Chapin's «Cats in the Cradle,» signaling his son's calls.

From there, Giamatti got memorable supporting roles in a wide range of projects in Hollywood and the indies, including Saving Private Ryan, The Truman Show, The Negotiator, Cradle Will Rock, Man On The Moon, Storytelling, and a scrappy little comedy called Big Momma's House.

But the star of the film is an actor called Jack Black, whom you might recognise from Tim Robbins's films Bob Roberts and Cradle Will Rock.

One of my favorite toys, often found on the desks of business professionals, is something called a Newton's Cradle.

Ounce of Prevention Fund President and Illinois First Lady Diana Rauner welcomed us to Chicago and addressed the transition from early childhood to K - 12, calling the audience to action: «Let's transcend boundaries of funding streams and organizational structures to achieve cradle - to - career success».

A Call to End Adult Hypocrisy, Neglect and Abandonment of Children and America's Cradle to Prison Pipeline

In this work across sectors and between systems — or what IEL calls cross-boundary work — IEL can be a resource to local networks that use comprehensive place - based strategies to create a continuum of opportunities from cradle to career.

Think me insensitive, call me a jerk, but some of my dearest companions have ridden on radial tires and many of my best comrades have spoken to me through the muffled tones of a high - performance exhaust system; they have been there when I needed a therapeutic release, gently cradling me in steel, leather, and even vinyl, as they reluctantly accepted my advances.

Her right foot was freshly cradled in the clunky contraption doctors call a walking boot but is more accurately a limping boot.

Additional specifications include a 2MP front camera and a 5MP rear camera, while there's also an optional docking made for this tablet, called Dell Venue Cradle, as you can see in the image above.

Amazon calls Cat's Cradle «one of Vonnegut's most entertaining novels... filled with scientists and G - men and even ordinary folks caught up in the game [who] chase each other around in search of the world's most important and dangerous substance, a new form of ice that freezes at room temperature.»

But he'd already enjoyed earlier success in 1963 with a satirical science fiction fantasy novel called Cat's Cradle.