Sentence examples for and raised from from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hahn said only one of the horses that died in the fire was his: Mr. Hollywood, a pedigreed black quarter horse that he had bred and raised from a foal.

Their main theme, that Jesus was crucified and raised from the dead, is especially prominent in 1 Corinthians 15, where Paul evokes an early tradition about Jesus' death and subsequent appearances to his followers.

A century later, as the word lost its capital and picked up a final e, The Times of London reported that "a zombie, as every schoolboy knows, is a person who has been killed and raised from the dead by sinister voodoo priests called bocors".

But Pius XIII (Jude Law) was born Lenny Belardo of Brooklyn and raised from the age of eight by nuns – specifically, Sister Mary – in an orphanage after his hippy parents abandoned him there and took off, as hippies do, without a backward glance.

Unlike the undereducated young people Mr. Herbert writes about, this young man, born in poverty in Georgia and raised from the age of 13 in Harlem by his father, graduated from Brandeis High School and then the University of Rochester last year.

The ship was discovered in 1971 and raised from the seabed of the Solent in 1982.

I've spent the past two years selling to, building for, and raising from VCs.

Over the past two years at his non-union job, Price received training, a promotion and raises from his new employer.

The team had been running on donations and money raised from T-shirt sales and other fundraising.

Between £17m and £22m raised from the sales of the bags has gone to charities and other good causes.

It was firstly discovered in 1987, then salvaged and integrally raised from the sea in 2007.