| When another daughter died in infancy she keened and mourned over the body for hours until the body finally had to be taken from her. |
| Many of the children I saw had eczema or had had allergic symptoms in infancy. |
| Wave power is still in its infancy, but it is far less controversial than the wind farms that are springing up around Britain. |
| The race has been credited with transforming the motor industry in Britain and revolutionising the motor race, which was then in its infancy. |
| So you went right through infancy thinking this was a kid with reflux, and then discovered three years later that it was a remediable problem? |
| The initial anlage of the atherosclerotic plaque seen in adults can be seen as a fatty streak on the surface of the arterial wall during infancy. |
