Sentence examples for born also from inspiring English sources

Mr. Quinn, who sounds like a stereotypically tough New Yorker from Brooklyn (where he was born), also seems well-read.

France, the country where cinema was born, also goes to the movies more than any other European nation.

In the same year, a daughter, Liza, was born, also by caesarean, and both mother and child nearly died.

Mr. Trummer, who is 40 and Austrian born, also gained notice for occasionally pouring alcohol along the bar top and setting it aflame.

Native-born workers will pay the price for these mistakes, but the foreign born also will suffer, because they are especially at risk of errors from inconsistent spellings, mistranslations and other language issues.

From an old New York family, one branch dating to Staten Island in the 1700s another to Massachusetts in the 1600s, she lived her entire life in New York City, within blocks of where she was born, also at home.

By T. Rousseau, Eugene Kinkead, and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, May 14 , 1938P. 13 Talk story about Count de Chambrun who is a citizen of France, where he was born, & also a citizen of the U. S. because he's a male descendant of Marquis de La Fayette.

Larry Fine, born Larry Feinberg, also died in 1975, after a stroke.

They eat very well from the time they're born, and also America is more scientific.

The descendants of such people, no matter where they are born, are also included.

My father was born there also, and so was his father.