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Example sentences for "eight months"

  • Another writer says: "There is a superstition that a child born at eight months is not as liable to live as if born at seven months; indeed, many suppose that an eight months' child never survives.

  • He says: "Mr. Astor lived to the good old age of four score and four years and eight months.

  • He died peacefully, on the last day of that month and year, at the age of sixty-six years, eight months, and eight days.

  • He went to Paris and Rome, remaining in those cities for a period of eight months, and endeavoring to share the enthusiasm for the great works around him which the artist world manifested.

  • Eight months in the year military exertions are impossible; during four months only can any thing be done.

  • Finally, however, on the 15th of March, he made an eight months' truce.

  • Legislation, enlightened by anatomical physiology, knows that a child lives before being delivered from its uterine prison, therefore the destruction of an embryo of eight months is regarded as murder.

  • The calculation amounts to seventy-one years, eight months, and twenty-four days.

  • Besides, it often happens that a child born at nine months is smaller than the foetus of eight months, although it continues in the womb.

  • The child brought forth at eight months is more formed, and consequently more vigorous, and likely to live than that which is born at the seventh.

  • Many children are born at seven or eight months, and some not till after the ninth; but in general the deliveries which precede the term of nine months are more frequent than the others.

  • But at the end of eight months he was attacked with a fever, which appears to have left a frenzy upon his mind, for his disposition was totally reversed.

  • Mr. Burke's book was upwards of eight months in hand, and is extended to a volume of three hundred and sixty-six pages.

  • Eight months I have been imprisoned, and I know not for what, except that the order says that I am a Foreigner.

  • Eight months of roughing it on the Road had worked many changes in my temperament, ways of calculating, and general appearance.

  • In my other writings I have told pretty minutely what I learned about tramp life during the eight months' trip as well as on later excursions.

  • To the school life and the ensuing eight months' sojourn In Hoboland credit is also due for the disappearance of my pilfering inclination.

  • Eight months," the man counted dreamily with his fingers.

  • It's a long time since you were wounded: eight months.

  • Eight months after my love died, and my youth died with him, I was my cousin's wife.

  • With a beard of eight months' growth, and a dress made for love-making in August, I must have presented a somewhat curious appearance.

  • Eight months after I saw him again at Turin, he was then amorous of a banker's wife, who was able to untie his tongue.

  • Eight months after, I met at Barcelona Madame Bellucci, a Venetian dancer, with whom I had had a small intrigue.

  • In eight months he was relieved of his post, and General Weyler, Marquis de Teneriffe, who had a reputation for severity, succeeded him in command.

  • If, after so advancing during six or eight months, he loses half or more of his crop by natural causes, he stands a poor chance of recovering his advances of that year.

  • In the following wet season, out of the clump germinate a number of young shoots, which, in the course of six or eight months, will have reached their normal height, and will be fit for cutting when required.

  • Hiero, dying in 467, was succeeded by his brother Thrasybulus, who, after a short reign of eight months, was expelled for his cruelty by the Syracusans and the confederate cities.

  • After a short reign of eight months he was carried off by a sudden disorder; and the army proclaimed Fl.

  • Besides the death of Floyd, but one other incident occurred in the twenty-eight months to affect the integrity of the corps.

  • A book of this size would not contain a bare catalogue of the deeds and discoveries of those twenty-eight months; nor could any number of volumes do full justice to their importance.

  • Eight months in the back-country among the leeches, at a temperature of 84 degrees moist, is very bad for the nerves.


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    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    availed ourselves; eight bars; eight books; eight cases; eight cents; eight cubits; eight degrees; eight fathoms; eight guns; eight hours; eight hundred; eight inches; eight miles; eight ounces; eight states; eighteen guns; eighteen hundred and forty; eighth chapter; eighth part; eighty leagues; government ought; hundred sous; person who; pull through; taking his; wild game