Sentence examples for being born to from inspiring English sources

They say they are worried that not enough Japanese are being born to support the elderly.

Meanwhile, strange children with unpredictable mental powers are being born to normal parents around the world.

The school does not see being born to Spanish as a disadvantage.

Unless your outlaw niece committed some crime (other than being born to the wrong parents), let this one go.

In Scotland this figure is slightly lower, with 50.8 per cent of babies being born to unmarried parents.

From being born, to growing up, to droppin' bombs, to having kids, to hittin' bars, to this.

Although, perhaps surprisingly, a similar number of babies were being born to women of that age in the 1940s.

And with an average of 1.38 children being born to each woman, demographers say the birth rate is not high enough to keep the population stable.

This correlates with various good outcomes for their children.The educational benefits of being born to wealthy parents are already clear in toddlers (see article).

He was an actor of brilliant oratorical  talent, despite being born to mute  parents who needed him to learn sign language before he could talk.

Being born to a great political family also brings burdens inflated expectations and the knowledge that everything you achieve will be put down to that background.