Sentence examples for best born from inspiring English sources

When pregnancies over 21 weeks are terminated, medical opinion is that the baby is best born dead.

All the best!" Born in Croydon, Benga started producing in the early 2000s when he was just 15.

Maia is the best born in 1998.

"Best never born at all; once born, best quickly dead," is an even stronger, Sophoclean version of the view.

The section on tying in old-fashioned roses is typical: here is best practice born from long experience.

Mr. Levy, a melodic player with the speed to play bebop with the best, was born in Chicago.

Thant Myint-U told the Guardian: "His father and my grandfather were best friends, born a few days apart in 1909 – that's my connection.

The best writers born immediately after the war seem almost programmatically to disdain the grand, synthesizing ambitions of their elders (and also some of their juniors), trafficking in irony, diffidence and the cultivation of small quirks rather than large idiosyncrasies.

And he is not a man to back down from a fight: one of his best books, "Born Fighting: How the Scots-Irish Shaped America", celebrates the martial virtues of the clan to which he is proud to belong.Some signs suggest that the tide is turning in Mr Webb's direction.

Ginger & Rosa is about baby-boomer best buddies, born on the same day, whose friendship in postwar London comes under strain when Rosa (Alice Englert) starts shagging Ginger's glamorous academic dad (Alessandro Nivola), freshly separated from her housewife mum (Christina Hendricks, doing downtrodden).

My picks for best entrepreneurs born in the 1960s are Amazon's Jeff Bezos and Dell's Michael Dell.