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They have been looking at me since I was an infant.

The following morning the infant was found dead next to its mother.

They are often used with infants under 6 months old.

Another had a infant but looked at least 60 years old.

We can get to the infant within an hour at the outside.

We might well say the same of a very young infant.

Maybe someone had put him to bed here, like an infant.

Only 24 years old, he left behind a wife and two infants.

The infant had her eyes open and seemed to be looking at him.

The infant will stay with the mother for 18-24 months.

He was taken by his parents as an infant across the country.

His father died in 1936, while he was an infant.

The family moved to California when he was an infant.

Infants were to be less than two months old and in good health.

The infants take up most of the attention in the groups.

Three years later, she was part of the infant team.

Among the dead were 11 women, six children and three infants.

She was only an infant when her parents moved to America in 1794.

Both his parents died when he was still an infant.

The couple had four children, although one died as an infant.

But two young children and an infant died with their mother in the fire.

One of us brought her to work, as we had when she was an infant.

The infant was in the lot for only a few minutes, the chief said.

By age 17, he was living with a woman and her infant child from another relationship.

A mother should be able to put an infant in the front, he said.

The most common form in Western countries is 'infant botulism'.

The problem with 'infant industry' and other import controls is that they protect the domestic producer, whether foreign or local.

Your report on the Marketing of 'infant formula' milks gave an incomplete picture (This Week, 20 January, p 143).

Enfamil (a play on words of 'infant meal') is a brand of infant formula made by Mead Johnson.

They split the 50 minutes of observing time into 5-second units and classified each period either as 'infant acts', 'mother acts', 'both act', or 'both quiescent'.

Ray Colegate of the CAA continued to argue that his authority had moved to block British Airways on the principle of 'infant firm protection'.

' Wordsworth hated 'model children'and 'infant prodigies'(Prelude 1805, v 291-349); he preferred 'real children, not too wise, too learned, or too good'.

In 1608 this 'infant city' was attacked by Cahir O'Doherty, Irish chieftain of Inishowen, and the settlement was virtually wiped out.

(Clifford's London church had emphasized the corporate nature of Christianity by having a service of 'infant dedication' while retaining baptism by total immersion for those who had experienced 'conversion'at a later date.

Up to half of all chip and wire failures happen within a new system's first few weeks; such failures are often referred to as 'infant mortality' problems (or, occasionally, as 'sudden infant death syndrome').