Sentence examples for and reared in a from inspiring English sources

21, 1916, in Chicago and reared in a strongly pro-union family in nearby LaGrange.

Lenin, intellectually gifted, physically strong, and reared in a warm, loving home, early displayed a voracious passion for learning.

Mr. Gosling was born in London, Ontario, and reared in a small paper mill town called Cornwall, where he knew he did not fit in.

And he in turn brings back from an expedition to the New Mexico Reservation a young man born and reared in a primitive and pre-Fordian manner.

They gave the twins' fecal bacteria to mice that were born and reared in a sterile environment and had no bacteria of their own as a result.

Van Gogh, the eldest of six children of a Protestant pastor, was born and reared in a small village in the Brabant region of the southern Netherlands.

Mr. Mehta was born in the rural state of Gujurat, in western India, in 1925, and reared in an orthodox Shiite Muslim community in Mumbai, then called Bombay.

On another occasion, David Cohen introduced me to some of the N.Y.P.D.'s cyberintelligence specialists: a detective and a sergeant, both born and reared in Egypt, and a detective born and reared in Iran.

Dyson was born and reared in Norfolk, about a hundred miles northeast of London.

William Thomas Petersen was born Oct. 13, 1920, in Chicago and reared in San Marino, Calif., a suburb of Los Angeles.

Warner, who was born in Indiana and reared in Connecticut and Illinois, was a cellular-telephone mogul based in northern Virginia, and, therefore, culturally suspect in the southwest.