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Meanings of foundling hospital in English
Spanish
casa de expósitos Catalan
casa d'expòsits Synonyms
Examples for "creche"
Examples for "creche"
1
Is this something city dwellers doing the creche-to-work run can achieve too?
2
It makes already mortgage-stretched, two-career couples "creche-poor", creating an unacknowledged economic strain not reflected in the cost-of-living index.
3
But he then ran into the creche's rooms and launched his attacks, slashing at victims with a knife, before cycling off.
4
A CRECHE in Limerick has closed voluntarily after a child developed meningitis.
5
Then you will please take me to the creche.
Usage of foundling hospital in English
1
The risk of the education of the foundling hospital was much less.
2
Nothing now remains, but that I review my positions concerning the foundling hospital.
3
This benevolent man sends his own children to a foundling hospital.
4
Was she too old for a foundling hospital?
5
The orphan department and the foundling hospital, are under the special care of the sisters of charity.
6
I have drunk enough milk the past three weeks to support a foundling hospital for a year.
7
He arranged for his five children to be given over to a foundling hospital immediately after their birth.
8
And much quotation on a page makes it like a foundling hospital-sentencesunparented, ideas abandoned of their proper text.
9
There are loads of portraits; but most of them seem christened by chance, like children at a foundling hospital.
10
It is said that nearly one-half the children received into the foundling hospital of Palermo die within the first year.
11
At a foundling hospital in St. Petersburg there were born two living girls, in good health, joined by the heads.
12
It is, as its name signifies, an institution with a benevolent purpose, an orphan asylum and foundling hospital in one.
13
On top of this I was accused of employing toothless and incompetent old relatives to prepare the food for the foundling hospital when I warden.
14
The proportion of abandoned children who live is so exceedingly small, that abandonment of a child to a foundling hospital is scarcely less than murder.
15
A hymn from the Foundling Hospital Hymnbook in the programme this week.
16
That building is the Foundling Hospital, a very ancient and famous institution.
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Translations for foundling hospital
Spanish