Sentence examples for a born figure from inspiring English sources

He was a born figure painter, and it must have been a punishment to try to stick to Braque's still-life diet, and he didn't entirely.

Pakistani women had a lower BMI than White British women (adjusted (model 2) mean difference −1.12 95% CI −1.43 to −0.81%), but the difference was much greater when the woman's partner was UK born, irrespective of where the woman herself was born (figure 1).

In 2012-13, 12.7% of women in England were smoking when their baby was born, figures from NHS Digital show.

Mr. Nygaard has long attracted players to these meagerly paid gigs because he is a born teacher and an inspiring figure.

Figure 5 a Born effective charges Zzz* and b atomic displacements along the c axis (in c units), relative to the centrosymmetric reference structure, as a function of uniaxial tensile stress.

He cites, in particular, the poet's political partnership with Alexandros Mavrokordatos, a well-born figure from Constantinople who was trying to bring the warlords to heel and impose some coherence on the emerging polity.As Mr Beaton argues, Byron managed in the final months of his life to overcome the flaws of his own erratic character, defects that were projected onto his literary heroes.

Overall, "about 12.8% of the founders were foreign born," a figure close to the foreign-born proportion of the U.S. population at large, Hart and Acs report.

In "Shift," a wild dog steals the face from a figure born from a tree.

According to the 2000 Census of Population, 38% of Ph.D.s working in science and engineering occupations were foreign-born--a massive rise over the 24% foreign-born figure for 1990.

In particular, females do not add plants in their nests in a composition similar to that added in the plot where they were born (see Figure S2).

In 1981, the year I was born, that figure was over 11.