natal homing造句

• And neither remarriage nor a return to her natal home in widowhood were allowed.
• Another death custom concerning an unmarried daughter prohibited her from dying in her natal home.
• First delivery take place at the natal home or husband s home depending upon the convenience.
• Khasi women, by contrast, stay in their natal homes, and their husbands join them.
• He died in 1998 at the age of 51, following complications from a heart attack in his natal home.
• These navigational errors have actually strengthened the evolutionary trait of natal homing for marine animals by resulting in some animals straying from their birthplace.
• Some daughters stay in their natal home, and may inherit their station from their mother, as Fifi did from her regal mother, Flo.
• Some individuals will return to the river they were born in ( known as natal homing ), but most return to rivers other than their birth site.
• As agents of disease overflow their bag, menstrual blood the female body, and palm oil the cooking pot, so women in the marital household tend to overflow and return to their natal homes.
• For at least the past few thousand years, and possibly much longer, women, not men, have been the ones to leave their natal homes for foreign lands, and in so doing have kept the human gene pool well blended.
• An alternative breakdown of members, distinguishing between supporters and opponents of the coalition, was ( pro Coalition ) NP 75, SAP 61, Creswell Labour 2, Roos 2; ( opposition ) National Council Labour 2, Natal Home Ruler 2, Independents 6.
• Andrew Hudson claimed that " Kim installed a positiveness and a self-belief " in him and Jonty Rhodes who stayed in Hughes'home during Natal home matches wanted to play with the same passion as Hughes : " There are too many robots . . . Kim was emotional because he cared.
• "Satogaeri shussan, " or going back home, is a traditional custom in Japan according to which pregnant women return to their natal homes for labor and childbirth . This tradition, though waning in contemporary Japan, reinforces family ties and also reflects the practical needs of the mother to be.
• Although the mode of performing the Karva Chauth fast requires the woman to see the moon through a sieve and then her husband's face through the same sieve before she eats, in the Punjabi Karu-ay da varat, traditionally a brother will collect his married sister who will keep the fast at her natal home.