Sentence examples for born at some point from inspiring English sources

It was in this milieu that Dada was born, at some point before May 1916, when a publication of the same name first saw print.

Born at some point between 2 and 7 B.C., in a small town in Nazareth called Galilee, most historians agree that Jesus of Nazareth was most likely a carpenter, who experienced visions and was accepted as a teacher and healer in the community.[5] His Baptism and Crucifixion are generally accepted as historically certain.

Born Percival Davies, at some point he became Clifford Gray.

If devoutly anti-abortion lawmakers can decree that immigrants' children are precious people before they're born, maybe at some point they can extend some of their compassion to children who have already entered the world, and to their parents who lack legal status.

Unless you were born rich, at some point in your life you've probably dreamed about becoming wealthy.

The key to understanding turnout among different age groups (Figure 1) and voters born at different point in time (Figure 2) is to combine the two insights.

Henry Gourdine, who died in 1997 at 94, had roots closer to home; born at Croton Point, he was a lifelong Hudson River seine fisherman as well as an expert boat builder.

Then there was the election of 2000, which, if you were born at any point after, say, 1985, and care even a tiny bit about politics, is seared into your memory.

The unstable periodic orbit born at this point eventually gains stability through a fold bifurcation of periodic orbits at.

The investigator has little control over such parameters, and a true assessment of success cannot begin until the animals are born, at which point transgene expression and development of the desired phenotype can be evaluated.

The study design, which compared one sample of infants born at one point in time (2008 2009) to two different growth charts, means that the presented differences in obesity risk were entirely due to difference between the charts (e.g., source sample, statistical design) not because of any change in risk within the population.