suckle造句

To feed at the breast;suckle.

It's time to suckle my baby.

Calfs rest on their mother's back when in deep water and swim underwater to suckle.

He refused to hire a wet-nurse, insisting that his wife suckle the child herself. Fortunately, she had enough milk.

They blame me and have told me not to allow him to suckle from the cow anymore.

Make you suckle and fill your breasts in his comforting bosom, and make them as milking and full of joy in his rich glory.

She said, 'Whoever would have told Abraham that Sarah would suckle children? Yet I have borne him a son for his old age.'

Then I felt a familiar tugging, sucking sensation on my ear—Ugly, in so much pain, suffering and obviously dying was trying to suckle my ear.

The mammal is distinguished by an unusual breeding cycle that occurs every 18 months and has pups suckle for a year and a half.

She-bears normally give birth to tiny walnut-sized cubs during their winter hibernation and suckle them for months as they grow, before the spring thaw awakens the mother and she leaves her den.

Sarah said, 'God has given me good reason to laugh, and everybody who hears will laugh with me . 'She said, 'Whoever would have told Abraham that Sarah would suckle children?

What immediately draws your eye at the hospital is the neonata intensive care unit (NICU)--where up to 30 babies at a time spend their first days and weeks tangled in tubes and wires, struggling to keep warm and learning what full-term babies already know: how to breathe, suckle and swallow.