Sentence examples for administration was born from inspiring English sources

With Nixon's Administration was born a class of professionals whose sole job was to write the President's speeches, and who have been rewarded, in the main, for the amount of applause their prose could generate.

The corrected chronological age refers to the age at the start of administration (as reported in two pivotal trials) adjusted to reflect the gestational age at the birth; for example, an infant who is 20 weeks old at the start of administration but was born at 30 wGA would have a corrected age of 10 weeks, assuming a typical 40-week gestation.

It was rapidly discovered that the White House had additionally gotten improper access to hundreds of other FBI background reports, many on former White House employees in Republican administrations; thus was born the Filegate controversy.

The administration's initiative was born partly out of frustration with the way international law had deep-sixed an effort to stop the shipment of North Korean missiles to Yemen last year.

In Linda White's administrations, the Young Authors Program was born.

He took a personal interest in the administration of Fyresdal, where he was born.

It is felt that Stevenson's decision to challenge the Eisenhower administration on the H-bomb tests was born partly of his need to take the initiative on an issue of almost any sort.

Mary Spencer was born during the Roosevelt administration.

He himself was born during George Washington's administration; his youngest daughter died when Harry Truman was president.

The word's political sense was born in the Eisenhower administration.

Ida was born during the Taft administration, but she's hip to the times.