“The virgin birth was believed to be the divine impregnation of a young woman by a god.”

“Once again, Danae's impregnation by gold is presented as a desirable rather than lamentable event in this comic context.”

“A single treatment with a standard protective impregnation reduces delicateness and increases ease of care.”

“The nausea that accompanies pregnancy discourages the mother from eating toxic substances that may harm her baby.”

“I have only now realized the pregnancy of this moment.”

“Because it is reputed to affect the menstrual cycle and to be an abortifacient, its use in pregnancy and lactation is to be avoided.”

“And they are widening the cracks in the façade of Mr Suharto's impregnability.”

“Never has their defensive impregnability been more in evidence than this term, however.”

“Constructed of red brick with stone and sandstone trim, its rugged battlemented façade conveys a strong image of solidity and impregnability.”

“Make sure the installer finishes with a stone impregnator or penetrating sealer to resist stains.”

“The angel's eruption into the space as a messenger, not an impregnator, changes her biological space.”

“Highly effective impregnator which completely seals the pores of all kind of stone surface, even very porous materials such as sandstones.”

“Abortion in a previous pregnancy predisposes to further abortions or stillbirths in subsequent pregnancies.”

“Keeping the child was out of the question, and not just because it was an era when unwanted pregnancies were scandals.”

“One out of four pregnancies and half of all unintended pregnancies end in abortion.”

“Echocardiography procedure was repeated several times to pregnants having unclear ultrasound imaging, dysrhythmia, fetuses with CHD and those with polypregnancies.”