Sentence examples for be born under a from inspiring English sources
A new aesthetic will be born under a crossfire.
The King's buttons on his uniform will come off, and his expected son will be born under a Republican flag; beside him having trouble about the American cigarettes which the Republic will undoubtedly tax.
Kids born in the carnival business are said to be "born under a ride".
For instance, some people may be born under a water sign, but may feel a special connection with the air.
Other accounts state that he was born under a Jonesia.
"I was born under a rhyming planet," Kretzmer said.
THE old man was born under a bad sign.
Small Talk was born under a bush in Queen's Park, so Worcester can shove it.
At the Drive-In could be forgiven for thinking they were born under a bad sign.
If the bridge were a person, you would say it had been born under a bad sign.
The drama that the 1989 Masters provided furnished further evidence that the tournament was born under a lucky star.
