Sentence examples for born ahead from inspiring English sources
A woman born ahead of her time, unsuited both by temperament and intellect to the conventions demanded by her culture, she reinvents herself most fully in the more liberated climate of the States, but this forging of a new self comes at a terrible cost to her family.
Equal parts moral compass, bedside nurse, arbiter of familial disputes, community servant and outspoken feminist born ahead of her time, Marmee's character was hewn in large part from Alcott's own real-life mother, Abigail Alcott.
This cohort was first interviewed in 1992 and subsequently every two years; (2) AHEAD cohort, born before 1924, initially a separate study (The Study of Assets and Health Dynamics among the Oldest Old).
According to Beauman, the real Rebecca was actually a strong-minded feminist born decades ahead of her time; she was also a fine cook and talented interior decorator.
Jason, who is an inch taller and about five pounds heavier than Jarron, is also eight minutes older, born just ahead of Jarron on Dec. 2, 1978.
Babies born 16 weeks ahead of schedule were once abandoned as miscarriages; today, they can be given a fighting chance.
She was planning to fly to Los Angeles for the child's birth, but it was born 3 weeks ahead of schedule and she was forced to go to the village hospital.
The first surrounds a precious preemie, born three months ahead of schedule.
In more upbeat news, Kim Kardashian and Kanye West welcomed new life into the world last Saturday (June 15) when their baby girl was born five weeks ahead of schedule.
When Millie Mitchel was born 11 months ago, she was ahead of the other babies in the hospital in at least one respect: Her impressive mane of hair.
