During his stay, Hermione becomes pregnant with her second child.
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Even before she becomes pregnant, Lawrence's character is the ultimate nurturer.
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When a woman becomes pregnant, she seems to become public property.
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In one episode of the show "Tushauriane," or "Let's Discuss It," which made its television debut in 1987, a teenager marries an elderly polygamist in her village, becomes pregnant, has a miscarriage and becomes pregnant again.
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Pam becomes pregnant unintentionally and takes the name Svoboda at city hall.
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This is when Hannah sleeps with Paul Louis and unknowingly becomes pregnant.
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When Milla becomes pregnant, her life, and the film around her, changes.
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He somehow becomes pregnant and gives birth to the Facebook privacy settings dinosaur.
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If she becomes pregnant and has a child, she may decide to retire.
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Unhappily married, Jenna becomes pregnant, leaves town, and has an affair with a doctor.
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Briefly the change of husbands portends future happiness, but then Alison becomes pregnant again.
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If a woman becomes pregnant, he said, "it's a duty" to have the child.
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If she becomes pregnant, she's more likely to give premature delivery to an underweight baby.
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"What happens when our pet dog becomes pregnant?" asked Estela Regidor, a lawmaker, during one session.
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Moss's character finally becomes pregnant, and while Serena is delighted, she still exacts brutality on Offred.
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Guys, if and when Teigen becomes pregnant, we're sure you'll all be the first to know.
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Nadia, who is grieving after her mother's suicide, starts dating Luke, a pastor's son, and becomes pregnant.
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After one of the cheerleaders becomes pregnant and dies under mysterious circumstances, Cassie works to expose the group.
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Isabel (Ana de Armas, who starred with Mr. Reeves more effectively in the thriller "Knock Knock") subsequently becomes pregnant.
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If Mei Xiang becomes pregnant, the cub likely would be born around the end of September, the zoo said.
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Specialist services, additional screenings, fetal monitoring, and earlier interventions are all strongly recommended if the mother becomes pregnant again.
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She also is whip-smart with good grades, and wants to go to college — and then she becomes pregnant.
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But when Sad Girl becomes pregnant by Mousie's boyfriend, a drug dealer named Ernesto, the two become bitter enemies.
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Tiffany becomes pregnant with her first child, but struggles with the distance she feels between her and her friends.
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If a Honduran woman becomes pregnant through sexual assault, she has no legal choice but to have her rapist's baby.
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"No female employee should have to fear termination because she becomes pregnant," Jeanne Christensen, the lawyer, said in an email.
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He encourages her throughout the series, and eventually becomes the person she leans on most when she becomes pregnant. Why?
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After enduring some truly horrific sexual violence — really, this show was pretty fucked up in its early seasons — she becomes pregnant.
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Once Prum's wife, Sokun, becomes pregnant, the couple decides he needs to find other work in order to support their family.
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Sometimes, kids, an actress becomes pregnant, and the writers on her show aren't ready to have the character she plays follow suit.
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"In many cases, the physical changes that are expected to take place when a woman becomes pregnant are not apparent," she said.
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Along with abortion, Unpregnant touches on difficult topics like reproductive coercion — Veronica becomes pregnant after her boyfriend poked holes in the condoms.
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Plus, once an obese person becomes pregnant, there's an increased risk of obstetrical issues, such as pre-eclampsia and gestational diabetes, she says.
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As if to force Morag to stay, she sleeps with a well-meaning but hopelessly immature boy, Ewan (Colby Howell), and becomes pregnant.
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If Ponna goes to the festival of Maadhorubaagan and becomes pregnant, it will confirm to everyone in the village that Kali is sterile.
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In "The Well," a young accountant insists on unprotected sex with his "first true love," who eventually becomes pregnant and has an abortion.
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In the show, Rob Delaney and Sharon Horgan's characters meet in London, and after Horgan's character unexpectedly becomes pregnant, they decide to get married.
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There she finds a kindred spirit in Mary Whitney, an insolent maid who is sleeping with the son of the house and becomes pregnant.
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In Murder House, Vivian is raped by the ghostly Tate (Evan Peters), and becomes pregnant with twins — one of whom is Michael, the supposed Antichrist.
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Once a woman chooses a plan, that's it — she can't switch to a better one if she becomes pregnant until the next insurance enrollment period.
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Ms. Bosworth becomes pregnant just before filming "The Nun's Story" in Rome, and nearly dies from the complications of an illegal and poorly performed abortion.
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When Olivia marries Luke (Theo James), a handsome young doctor, and becomes pregnant, Franny impulsively buys them the magnificent country house in which she grew up.
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She said many men opt for short-term solutions, such as condoms or contraceptive pills, so he can control exactly when his young wife becomes pregnant.
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At least in the fictions I have created, the anthro plane swallows the pilot and passengers and becomes pregnant with their baggage while carrying them around.
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When one of the women (Roberts) becomes pregnant while also dealing with a serious medical condition, the group comes together to support her journey to motherhood.
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If a woman is on one of the noncompliant plans and becomes pregnant, Salganicoff said, she should expect to spend a lot of her own money.
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Two couples living in the same building see their lives intertwine in devastating fashion when one couple becomes pregnant with a child they can't care for.
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Jess is a fully independent woman who rejects her violent boyfriend's offer of marriage and declares her intent to abort his child after she accidentally becomes pregnant.
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But after an encounter with him as well as meeting American Jack Qwant, played by Dempsey, Jones becomes pregnant and is uncertain who the baby's father is.
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When her servant, Maria (Holliday Grainger, who also narrates) becomes pregnant by the fishmonger (Jack O'Connell), Sophia proposes a scheme in which Cornelis can keep the baby.
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However, doctors try to avoid this since it means if the woman becomes pregnant again, she will have no choice but to give birth by C-section.
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Once the woman has fully recovered from surgery and begun menstruating, the eggs can be implanted in the uterus, one at a time, until she becomes pregnant.
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It begins with two endings: Nadia's mother has just committed suicide and, shortly after, she becomes pregnant by the pastor's son and decides to have an abortion.
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When she and Jeremy share a night together at her sister's wedding, Rosa's carefully planned life comes down around her ears when, despite taking precautions, she becomes pregnant.
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When Janet (Molly-Ann Nordin) becomes pregnant, she and Darren (Jeffrey Brian Adams) expect a cookie-cutter-perfect addition to their retro-photogenic Ward-and-June-Cleaver lives.
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Tish becomes pregnant, and they plan to get married, to the joy of the Rivers family and the chagrin of the pious, legalistic women of the Hunt family.
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"Roma" stars Yalitza Aparicio as a domestic worker named Cleo who becomes pregnant as she cares for a family with four children as the parents are splitting up.
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In 2001, HBO's immensely popular Sex and the City dealt with the issue when workaholic Miranda (Cynthia Nixon) becomes pregnant after a one-night stand with her ex.
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" Juno " (2007) was the tale of a teen-ager who becomes pregnant; deciding against abortion, she then wrestles with the prospect of giving the baby up for adoption.
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But legally, the question is simple: Once a woman becomes pregnant, must she always be compelled to take on the extra medical risk of carrying that pregnancy to term?
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When May becomes pregnant, she prays for a boy, observing that Xuan, who has given birth to two daughters, holds a lower status than Lao, the mother of sons.
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This means that if an opioid-addicted woman becomes pregnant while living far from a Medicaid-insured clinic, she will likely have to self-finance the treatment, which is expensive.
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Single again, a new love interest, played by "Grey's Anatomy" actor Patrick Dempsey, enters the fold and when Jones becomes pregnant, she is not sure who the baby's father is.
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After Sunja becomes pregnant, a local pastor offers her a chance to escape by marrying him and immigrating together to his brother's house in an ethnic Korean neighborhood in Osaka.
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When a girl becomes pregnant or gives birth, her health, education, earning potential — and entire future — may be in jeopardy, trapping her in a lifetime of poverty, exclusion and powerlessness.
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In the third installment of the Bridget Jones Diary franchise, Bridget becomes pregnant but is unsure who the father is: Old flame Mark Darcy, or Jack Qwant, a handsome new suitor.
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If a man has the virus in his semen and has sex with a woman who is pregnant or becomes pregnant, the baby could be born with devastating neurological birth defects.
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They talk as crudely as real teenage girls do, with an almost irresponsible curiosity for sex—something that comes to bite Chantel in the ass later on, when she becomes pregnant.
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On Buffalo Bill, a quirky sitcom that premiered in 2400, lead character Jo-Jo White (Joanna Cassidy) becomes pregnant and, in a two-parter called "Jo Jo's Problem," has an abortion.
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The best way to avoid it is for a woman to abstain from drinking the moment she becomes pregnant (even if she doesn't know it yet) until after she gives birth.
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Robin Smith bristled with menace as the wily Ephraim Cabot, who brings home a new wife, Abbie (Mbali Bloom), who soon becomes pregnant by Ephraim's son, Eben (Marcel Meyer), with tragic consequences.
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Then when the surrogate becomes pregnant with twins and the Chinese adoption is belatedly re-approved, he moves his master bedroom to the nursery so that the kids will have more space.
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Ellen Page stars as the title character, a snarky 16-year-old from the suburbs who loses her virginity to her soft-spoken friend Paulie (a lovable Michael Cera) and becomes pregnant.
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A traditional surrogate becomes pregnant with her own egg and the father's sperm—via IVF or intrauterine insemination (in which sperm are placed directly in the uterus)—and she is the child's biological mother.
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But when she becomes pregnant, her parents send her from their farming community to Stockholm, where she will enroll in a secretarial course and have her baby in secret while Reinhold obtains a divorce.
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Here's why the timing matters: When a person becomes pregnant, a hormone called human chorionic gonadotropin (aka hCG) is released into their bloodstream, and then makes its way into their urine, according to Medline Plus.
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" Another reason is that when a woman becomes pregnant she creates a "mucus plug" which forms in the cervix after conception, and "prevents sperm from entering the uterus for that second egg to get fertilized.
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The U.S. Olympic Committee has told athletes that babies may be at risk if the mother is infected with Zika while pregnant, or if she becomes pregnant within an unknown time frame after being infected.
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Mary and Max never have a romantic connection: She marries another man, who grows jealous of her time and her career, and becomes pregnant by him — a fact she discovers just after their divorce is finalized.
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That tantalizing scene of Jon Snow's butt existed for two reasons: to show that the characters have the hots for each other, but also to explain how Dany becomes pregnant later on (presumably in season 8).
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However, child marriage in America extends far beyond immigrant communities; it has been a longstanding practice in certain cases in which a girl becomes pregnant and there is a desire that the child have married parents.
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"In the very, very, very rare event that a woman becomes pregnant with an IUD in place, on the ultrasound the IUD often appears 'displaced'—and in fact it is—by the pregnancy," Dr. Krajewski explained.
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Alex isn't actually infertile; she becomes pregnant — or claims to, anyway — by her married lover, Dan (Michael Douglas), but makes it clear that her age and past miscarriage are important factors for wanting to keep the baby.
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With an over-dramatic telanovela plot—Jane (Gina Rodriguez) is a virgin who becomes pregnant after accidentally becoming artificially inseminated with the specimen of her longtime crush, Rafael—the show is grounded when it needs to be.
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A secretary who has four children starts drinking a toxic mixture when she becomes pregnant and knows she can't afford another kid; the women around her rally, pooling their meager dollars to help her obtain an illegal abortion.
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Conrad and Eleanor meet at Cambridge, where both are studying biology, and date casually, until she becomes pregnant and Conrad persuades her to keep the baby — partly because he sees the child as a way of keeping her.
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Once a person becomes pregnant, they can take advantage of the extraordinary advancements in noninvasive prenatal testing to screen for chromosomal abnormalities and genetic mutations—but then, what actually happens to the mountains of genetic information these tests generate?
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Among the possible results of the guidance, legal directors at liberal advocacy groups said, religious charities or schools that receive government funding could fire an unmarried employee who becomes pregnant, or an employee who marries a same-sex partner.
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The standard definition used in international comparisons, such as those published by the World Health Organisation, is a death from complications of pregnancy if the death occurs between the time a woman becomes pregnant and six weeks after her pregnancy ends.
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Named for the neighborhood in the Mexican capital where it is set, "Roma" stars Yalitza Aparicio as a maid named Cleo who becomes pregnant as she looks after a family with four children just as the parents are splitting up.
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Kailash loses his virginity to Jennifer, a co-worker at the university bookstore, but she breaks up with him when she becomes pregnant and he can't find a way to talk to her about the abortion she haltingly decides to undergo.
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The campaign appeared to be on its way to assembling a narrow majority to permit abortion in two cases: when the life and health of the woman is threatened or when a minor becomes pregnant as a result of rape.
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But she struggles as guns claim the lives of friends, she falls in love for the first time, and she becomes pregnant with a boy, Ahkeem, just as a white police officer shoots a black teen in nearby Ferguson and the community erupts.
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Giancarlo Giannini plays a heartless aristocrat whose own dalliances (Jennifer O'Neill plays his mistress) are complicated when his wife (Laura Antonelli) becomes pregnant with another man's child — a situation that rekindles his love for her, or at least his sense of possessiveness.
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"Elizabeth saw what happened to Mary, which is that Mary becomes pregnant, bears a male heir, and she says, 'Here's the heir to these two crowns,' and then really, really soon after that, men crowd in, conspire to bring her down," director Josie Rourke says.
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The one that's much more likely to pass — it was proposed by a right-wing lawmaker and has bipartisan support — would make abortion legal only in cases when the life of the pregnant woman is in danger and when a minor becomes pregnant by rape or incest.
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When a woman on Medicaid in North Carolina becomes pregnant, her doctor is incentivized (through Medicaid financial reimbursements) to screen for issues that might make her pregnancy high-risk, looking out for potential obstetric or psychosocial risks as early as possible, such as high blood pressure, diabetes, or depression.
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In many of these countries, a woman infected with Zika who becomes pregnant can do one of two things: She can either face a significantly increased chance of giving birth to a child with a serious birth defect, or she can resort to an unsafe and illegal method of terminating her pregnancy.
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Based on the short story "In the Town of Berdichev" by Vasily Grossman, it tells of a ruthless Red Army commissar who becomes pregnant during the Russian Civil War, which followed the Bolshevik Revolution of 1917, and is sent to stay at the crowded home of a tinsmith, his wife and small children until she gives birth.
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A year earlier, New York State censors had banned distribution of "The Miracle," a magnificent short Italian film (part of "L'Amore"), directed by Roberto Rossellini, in which a dreamy girl (Anna Magnani), who believes herself to be the Virgin Mary, has an encounter with a con man (Federico Fellini), calling himself St. Joseph, and becomes pregnant.
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The first women we meet, beginning around 1940, are: Sibilla, a white girl so unusually hirsute that at one point later in life she will be referred to as "an NGO for hair"; Agnes, a "pale, mad" and blind British girl who marries a black professor and engineer; and Matha, a bright girl whose prospects collapse after she becomes pregnant.
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Meanwhile: Margaret Schlegel most improbably marries Henry Wilcox (the patriarch); Helen Schlegel even more improbably sleeps with Leonard Bast and becomes pregnant; Jacky turns out to have been Henry's mistress; Leonard dies of heart failure after an attack by the eldest Wilcox son, who then goes to jail; and the book ends with all the major characters living happily ever after at Howards End.
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For example: a woman with cancer may see treatment stopped if she becomes pregnant; legislation introduced in 1992 and 2013, following the X Case and the death of Savita Halappanavar, has allowed women to travel outside Ireland to seek abortions, and has made exceptions of cases of existential threat to the woman, or of rape, or fatal fetal abnormality — the 'hard cases' cited in the media.
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