How To Use Weaned In A Sentence
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She's not, you know, weaned from her mama yet, and she's not even eating food yet.
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And, it being too visibly absurd to hold that pain or pleasure can be in an unperceiving substance, men are more easily weaned from believing the external existence of the Secondary than the Primary Qualities.
Three Dialogues between Hylas and Philonous
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Do you think me foolish as a babe unweaned, not to know this?
Tran Siberian
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The lady was blue, and in great pain from cramp, and the poor unweaned infant was roaring for the nourishment which had failed.
A Lady's Life in the Rocky Mountains
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Scattered between the sleeping cats were several cubs of varying ages and both sexes from small unweaned kittens to half-grown yearlings.
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Defence lobbyists such as the Conference of Defence Associations -- largely composed of reserve and retired officers -- were dismissed as special-interest grumblers or as corporatist interests unweaned from the public udder.
National Defence: A Little Common Sense
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The animal should be unweaned, and thus with a high ability to digest milk, and abundant rennin.
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Eicher is also finding that acquainting young, pregnant cows with milking parlors and milking before their first births reduces stress when they're milked after their calves are weaned.
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Jenny had to look on helplessly as her tiny son was weaned off the effects of heroin.
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According to Van Putten early weaned calves will suck anything that resembles a teat.
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During quality assessment, 233 references were excluded because they failed to report design features that limit the introduction of bias or were conducted in a non-target population such as gnotobiotic, neonatal, nursery, or recently weaned pigs and sows.
ThePigSite - Industry News
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It arouses dim memories of that tragic time when the flow of milk ceased for the child, when he was weaned.
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At 44 I have at last weaned myself from milk and must admit I have heaps more energy, and am taking a calcium supplement to ensure my body receives it in a regular absorbable manner.
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The Montreal native was weaned on hip hop, living and breathing beats and rhymes through his teen years, a devotion that paid off when, as a 17-year-old, he was invited to join Canadian rap pioneers the Dream Warriors.
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He weaned himself off it gently, switching first to low-alcohol beer.
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Generations of Scots have been weaned on the snack, which is actually a stack of wafers sandwiched together with toffee and coated in chocolate.
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some children remain unweaned until their second or third birthdays
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Females are protective of their young and care for them for about a year, even though the young are weaned and begin hunting for food at about two or three months.
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After the pigs are weaned, they ought to be fed for the first two weeks on milk, water and bran, after which potale may be used in the room of milk.
The Practical Distiller An Introduction To Making Whiskey, Gin, Brandy, Spirits, &c. &c. of Better Quality, and in Larger Quantities, than Produced by the Present Mode of Distilling, from the Produce of the United States
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Once his immune system had built up, he was transferred to a single room and slowly weaned off the drugs keeping him alive.
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(Oxford English Dictionary) [28.2] A shoat is a weaned pig under a year old.
Inventory of Robert Carter's Estate, November [1733]
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A middle-class Midwesterner, he was weaned on Daniel Defoe and raised on hunting, hiking, and taxidermy.
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In this study, abrupt drug withdrawal reinduced norepinephrine dependency in 30% of patients previously weaned from vasopressors.
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After being weaned for about 1 week, the swinery showed progressive emaciation, slow growth, declining food intake, irregular hair coat and poor spirit.
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When the youngsters are fully weaned they're turned out to pasture where the growing really kicks in.
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Also, the process of weaning foals in stalls, either singly or in pairs, results in elevated plasma cortisol when compared with unweaned controls.
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The grumblings, however, may be less an indication of an impending military revolt than the last feeble lashing out of those weaned on the old ways.
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That the food fetish has its erotic component is suggested by the means of poison — Amanita phalloides — and by the way Merricat so totally depends upon her older sister as a food provider, as if she were an unweaned infant and not a "great child" grown into an adult.
The Witchcraft of Shirley Jackson
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McLaughlin says that he can't explain why, but he often feels a need to revisit his past, and classic American songbook material was what he was weaned on as a young jazz player in the '60s.
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Fattened and then abandoned by mothers who leave to mate anew, weaned elephant seal pups stick close together until ready for a first season at sea.
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With the latter therapy, once patients are weaned from steroids, the purine antimetabolite is continued for an indefinite period while the physician monitors white blood cell count and liver enzymes.
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kwashiorkor" describes the malnourishment of a child weaned too early because his or her mother became pregnant again too quickly.
Chapter 19
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They transported preweaned-preconditioned and unweaned calves to a local auction barn where they were held without feed and water until 1630 h, weighed, and then placed in pens with water only until 0700 h the following morning.
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If a yearling is found unweaned it is caught and "blabbed" which is done by fitting a peculiarly shaped piece of wood into its nose that prevents it from sucking but does not interfere with feeding.
Arizona Sketches
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I waited until the puppies were weaned then I tied red bows around their necks, put them in a box and headed to Mrs. Rooney's home.
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Compared with the HPS, more weaned heifers and fewer bred yearlings were sold when heifer development costs were increased.
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Patients who are being treated with vasopressors should be weaned off the medications if possible.
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Breeding seasonality was determined by assigning a date of birth to all unweaned juveniles, defined as dependent pouch-young or young-on-back captured with their mothers during trapping sessions.
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I was weaned on a diet of Hollywood fantasy.
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We now have a generation of kids and young adults who have been weaned on video games, Web browsing, and other new information tools.
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California's twenty-first-century economy, weaned away from dependence on military spending, in some ways resembles the postimperial Eu ro pe an economy of the present age.
Paul Starobin: California: The Big Picture
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Eicher is also finding that acquainting young, pregnant cows with milking parlors and milking before their first births reduces stress when they're milked after their calves are weaned.
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Litters are born in the talus (rock piles) and weaned at 3-4 weeks after birth.
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It's a fascinating phenomenon; many of us were weaned on domestic wine but have wound-up drinking imported.
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This is the American theatre and opera director - weaned on the avant-garde, marinated in the aesthetics of southeast Asia - who became famous working with Disney on The Lion King.
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Otter cubs are fully weaned after three to four months, but stay with their mother for up to a year, during which time they learn to fish.
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And although the Celtic Tiger was weaned on the dynamism of private enterprise, reporting continues to focus largely on the affairs of publicly quoted companies.
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I waited until the puppies were weaned then I tied red bows around their necks, put them in a box and headed to Mrs. Rooney's home.
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As soon as the little perishers are weaned, walking and talking, we want you back stoking the furnace.
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In the U.S. Congress, the final Farm Bill enacted into law in 2008 banned the import of young dogs from foreign puppy mills -- stopping the long-distance transport of unweaned puppies from China, Mexico, Russia, and other countries.
Michael Markarian: 400 Dogs in Wire Cages
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But I was weaned on that sort of golf and so it was right up my alley.
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Of buildings strong, albeit of paper hight, [A] confronting with massy contrast the lighter, older, more fantastically shrouded one named of Harcourt, with the cheerful Crown Office Row (place of my kindly engendure), right opposite the stately stream which washes the garden foot with her yet scarcely trade-polluted waters and seems but just weaned from Twickenham Na? es!
Lippincott's Magazine Of Popular Literature And Science Old Series, Vol. 36—New Series, Vol. 10, July 1885
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Traditionally piglets were weaned at eight weeks.
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The link between soft drink consumption and bone loss is going to become even more significant as children practically weaned on soft drinks reach adulthood.
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At eight weeks, he should be weaned from the mother and eating kitten food solely.
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Instead she was weaned off gradually, using withdrawal medication.
Times, Sunday Times
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Children are often not weaned off their mother's milk until they are toddlers.
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I went on a health kick this summer, and weaned myself almost entirely off donuts.
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My uncle would go to the auction over at Logan County Stockyards on the edge of Booneville and get a couple of shoats (young just-weaned hogs).
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Through my life I was weaned in journeying to death
The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night
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Traditionally piglets were weaned at eight weeks.
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His topical humour will no doubt render this recording dated in a few years, but for someone who was weaned on comedy albums as a child this one hits all the marks it should.
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Instead she was weaned off gradually, using withdrawal medication.
Times, Sunday Times
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Both his parents taught French and clearly he and his brother Jonathan were weaned on the language and the culture.
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The young are weaned from the mother at about 5 months of age.
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At 36 days young weasels are weaned and can eat food brought back to the nest by the mother.
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Animals were weaned at 25 days and housed with like-sex littermates until day 40 when they were individually housed prior to testing.
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While giving concentrates to spring/summer calving suckler cows at this time of the year is uneconomic it could be a convenient method for a part of the herd (the late calvers) that remain unweaned up to the time of housing.
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The easy availability of alcohol means that kids and teenagers are at risk of being weaned on to alcohol at an early stage.
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_Surely, I have behaved and quieted myself, as a child that is weaned of his mother: my soul is even as a weaned child_.
Daily Strength for Daily Needs
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They drew the line at unweaned babies until they opened their own infants section in 1934, but they provided health information to immigrant women by visiting them and speaking to them in Yiddish.
Argentina: Philanthropic Organizations.
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However, most of those watching will have been weaned on movies, and this sort of thing doesn't usually transpire in this way on the big screen.
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Over the years I kept a number of raccoons as pets; I'd get them really young, before their eyes were open, and then I'd hand-feed them with a bottle until they were weaned.
Steven Rinella: Cooking Raccoon Roadkill
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The joey returns to the pouch to suckle until it is weaned between 8 and 12 months.
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Mammals produce milk for their young until they are weaned.
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His mother weaned him off his painkillers.
Times, Sunday Times
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Alas - unlike Mort, he hadn't been weaned on stickball, and I was fairly sure he would be even more unnerved at the plate than in the field.
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So, as soon as I was born, my father tried to end again the hapless life he had given, deeming me his foe, for it was fated he should die at my hand; so he sent me still unweaned to make a pitiful meal for beasts, but I escaped from that.
The Phoenissae
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Just snatched from the cradle and hastily weaned, they mouth the rules of Priscian and Donatus; while still beardless boys they gabble with childish stammering the Categorics and Peri
The Love of Books : The Philobiblon of Richard de Bury
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It's also very hard to quit cold turkey from the computers and video games that our generation was weaned on.
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Henson was weaned on Michael Jackson videos and the early era of music video dance.
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Six patients reported symptomatic improvement, including three who were weaned off the mechanical ventilator.
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They need to be gradually weaned away from a lifestyle based on borrowed funds.
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Throughout the 1940s and 1950s, Carl Stalling wrote the music for the classic Warner Brothers cartoons that John Zorn was weaned on.
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It has provided an easy target for those who find advantage in denigrating the Commonwealth, whether they be ardent Europeanists in Britain or unweaned nationalists in Canada.
The Commonwealth: White Man's Burden or Blind Man's Bluff?
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Scattered between the sleeping cats were several cubs of varying ages and both sexes from small unweaned kittens to half-grown yearlings.
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Once the babies are weaned off milk in the transit home, they are allowed to forage with older elephants instead of being fed with leaves and bark as are elephants in most other orphanages.
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When I was first introduced to this game, I was but a young tyke, being weaned on fighters and sports simulation games.
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We subsampled females of the ‘keep’ and ‘share’ categories to compare three groups of females that differed in their postbreeding behavior while being similar in age, food resources, number of weaned juveniles, and year of study.
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Never buy or sell an unweaned, not fully feathered bird.
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However, unweaned infants had a similar standardised mortality ratio at all weights at 1 year, including large infants, suggesting that nutritional status at 1 year was unlikely to be a causal factor.
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There were seventeen children in all, one a very young infant not even weaned from his mother's milk, yet.
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Raised in freshwater tanks and weaned on to fishmeal pellets, fry are transferred to earth ponds or gravel raceways fed by rivers.
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On a recent afternoon, she took a visitor around a shedful of 12-week-old newly weaned pigs, boisterous, curious -- and hungry.
Swine Song:
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And it is good to begin betimes with children, to teach them, as they are capable, the good knowledge of the Lord, and to instruct them even when they are but newly weaned from the milk.
Commentary on the Whole Bible Volume IV (Isaiah to Malachi)
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Piglets weaned at four weeks, milk intake is the dominant feature of their growth.
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For Americans, who have been weaned on multimedia saturation, this was tepid stuff.
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This generation has been weaned on computer games.
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It was following the weaning of the lambs from the ewes during the second week of August, when we also weaned Daisy's two lambs.
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I had some good but not extraordinary suckling pig from the rotisserie with that lovely paper-thin crackling you get from the unweaned animal, and I tried some nice chocolatey venison with a too-sour-for-me cranberry compote.
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A previous study using a more intensive collection schedule reported that weaned foals had elevated cortisol levels through 40 h post - weaning compared with unweaned controls.
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There is the sucking lamb, named after the aforementioned child who still likes mommy's milk, and then the weaned lamb.
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They're talking like stoned college kids trying to be funny at a party; they're talking as if they, like us, were weaned on television and pop culture.
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Although she makes the product near her shop in Belmont, Mass., the prerequisite culture harkens from her homeland where the rennet is found in the tummies of unweaned lambs.
Bits & Bites: News You Can Eat
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The drips were weaned, the balloon pump removed, and he finally was extubated.
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For mid-career partners who were weaned on e-mail and the Blackberry, this was no walk in the park.
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I was born a junky, weaned off heroin using methadone in the first weeks of my life.
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I was weaned on a regular diet of Hollywood fantasy.
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It arouses dim memories of that tragic time when the flow of milk ceased for the child, when he was weaned.
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she weaned her baby when he was 3 months old and started him on powdered milk
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I also recommend that once the chick is weaned and independent, a microchip identification be placed into the breast muscle of the bird.
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He had weaned himself from tobacco.
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She knows her husband's past - she knows that he was weaned on violence and hate.
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I was weaned on a regular diet of Hollywood fantasy.
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For a side weaned on non-stop youthful fantasy, the inevitable intrusion of reality in the Premiership is proving a disturbing experience.
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This from a person who has a cat sitting on her right now, um, enacting her kittenhood too-early-weaned issues on my shirt.
Groove while you can | clusterflock
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His mother weaned him off his painkillers.
Times, Sunday Times
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Mink kits remain in the same cage as their mothers until weaned at the age of seven to eight weeks.
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the just-weaned calf bawled for its mother
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The studies were carried out on calves that had been weaned at 5 weeks of age.
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He was weaned on a diet of rigid discipline and duty.
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Edinburgh seemed like a home-from-home: Barker was weaned on Monty Python, although he also cites a less likely influence.
Arj Barker: Landing of the Conchord
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They have been weaned on the Net and Google and they assume that they can simply access any information they need when they need it and that there's no reason to read books.
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At home in the far north, they rear their families in great haste while the land enjoys its brief sunny respite; the eggs are incubated and the fledglings weaned in less than a month.
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Never mix cards and whisky unless you were weaned on Irish poteen, " Gerald told Pork gravely the same evening, as Pork assisted him to bed.
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After the pig is weaned, these milk antibodies no longer are supplied.
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Raising, feeding and fattening hogs on potale, a business pursued and highly spoken of, but from my experience I have discovered that few good pigs can be raised entirely on potale -- as it has a tendency to gripe and scour too much; but after they are weaned and a little used with slop, they will thrive well.
The Practical Distiller An Introduction To Making Whiskey, Gin, Brandy, Spirits, &c. &c. of Better Quality, and in Larger Quantities, than Produced by the Present Mode of Distilling, from the Produce of the United States
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Calves were weaned in early September of each year.
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He was breast-fed and is now being weaned on a vegetarian diet of pulses, vegetables, fruits, baby rice, pasta and formula milk made from soya.
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Ian McAteer was weaned on the exploits of US attorney Perry Mason, a television hero of the 1960s. So he went off to study law.
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The kitten was weaned and fed by its owner with a bottle
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Domestic kittens are weaned at about 8 weeks old and become independent at about 6 months old.
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He weaned the party away from unilateral nuclear disarmament and outright opposition to the EU.
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Mammals produce milk for their young until they are weaned.
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Domestic kittens are weaned at about 8 weeks old and become independent at about 6 months old.
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I soon came to learn that Shelly was not the unweaned kitten I assumed her to be.
Reedu Taha: The Barbi Twins: Why We Bear Our Claws
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Most mammals extend the care of their young until they are weaned and then drive them away.
