Sentence examples for birth of the next from inspiring English sources

"This is the birth of the next big media brand".

Perhaps we're witnessing the birth of the next great waterfront property in America!

Some are wondering whether we are witnessing the birth of the next multibillion-pound banking scandal after payment protection insurance.

If it is all that Paramount executives hope, the movie, directed by David Fincher and starring Brad Pitt, will also mark the birth of the next phase at the aging studio.

ON April 19 , 2001 at the St. James Theater, everybody who was anybody thought they were witnessing the birth of the next great long-running, crowd-pleasing, bona fide Broadway blockbuster.

Consumer groups immediately attacked the proposal, saying that not only would costs rise, but also that big, rich companies with the money to pay large fees to Internet service providers would be favored over small start-ups with innovative business models — stifling the birth of the next Facebook or Twitter.

We also used Cox proportional hazards models to estimate the hazard ratio indicating the change in probability of giving birth on the next day per unit increase in exposure, with higher hazard ratio indicative of shorter gestational length.

As founder of the Tudor dynasty and grandfather of Queen Elizabeth, Henry VII could command a respect that even Shakespeare was bound to honour, and accordingly the Henry Tudor that he portrays at the end of Richard III is a God-fearing patriot and loving husband of the Yorkist princess who is to give birth to the next generation of Tudor monarchs.

Yet still I am asked: "If we all thought like you, who would produce the next generation of doctors and inventors?" For one thing I know of no one who yearns for a baby on the grounds of sociological philanthropy; and besides, somebody somewhere is giving birth to the next generation of yobs and murderers.

A prolific Twitter user, Umm Muthanna hasn't posted since mid-March, but in one of her last tweets she paid homage to her deceased husband, Abu Abbas al-Lubnani, an ISIS fighter from Lebanon and ringleader of an online recruitment operation that targeted women and girls in Britain, encouraging them to fly to Syria to become "Jihadi brides" and give birth to the next generation of ISIS militants.

Nine academic, scientific and cultural institutions around the city are holding a Year of Evolution, a series of exhibitions, seminars and lectures to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the birth of Charles Darwin next February, and the 150th anniversary of the publication of his seminal work, "The Origin of Species".