Sentence examples for a birthplace from inspiring English sources

"We call ourselves a birthplace," said Ms. Mattern.

He reminded listeners that France was a birthplace of democracy.

Folks in Michigan, a birthplace of carmaking, hate watching new car plants open in rival states.

Her identity papers cite a birthplace, "Mologa district", which no longer exists.

Never, has a birthplace gone so overboard about its first family.

His story fits an uplifting narrative of Flushing as a birthplace of early American freedom.

So, you had centuries of bad teeth, and one country is really prolific during that time... seems like a good birthplace for a stereotype, huh?

HOUSED in grotty 1970s buildings with leaking flat roofs, Monkseaton Community High School, a comprehensive in Whitley Bay, near Newcastle, does not look like a plausible birthplace for an educational revolution.

LOCH KATRINE is an unlikely birthplace for a master criminal.

Therefore, we conclude that a skilled workforce and a rich birthplace composition of employment are important factors in increasing the probability to innovate.

That may seem an unlikely birthplace for an Italian potboiler.