gribble in a sentence

1. Timothy Gribble was executed on March 15, 2000.

2. WEB - Democratic education pioneer David Gribble

3. According to Gribble discipline, curriculum and exams are unimportant for the development of the child.

4. And David Gribble, of course, who - as the title of one of his books implies - "is on the children's side".

5. An undertaking for committed mothers, Dr Gribble says it can take weeks and months before milk starts to be produced.

6. In nature, of course, this happens all the time thanks to little critters like the Limnoria Quadripunctata, or four spotted gribble.

7. For his part, David Gribble argues that Alcibiades's actions against his city were misunderstood and believes that "the tension which led to Alcibiades' split with the city was between purely personal and civic values".

8. For adopted children, especially those who have been in institutional care, it can take a long time to build a trusting relationship with adults around them – but as Dr Gribble points out, breastfeeding is an intimate act.