Sentence examples for born become from inspiring English sources

(While Obama's father was born a Muslim, he converted to Christianity, and had, by the time his son was born, become an atheist).

"He lived long enough to find all the terms on which he had been born become obsolete; presently all of his attitudes seemed to be historical".

We then used bromodeoxyuridine (BrdU) labeling to see whether amacrine subsets are born (become postmitotic) at different times, as is the case for lamina-specified subsets of cortical projection neurons.

And if these relationships bear fruit and the people, projects and ideas born become world famous… well, then maybe in a year or two you'll see them at TED. PopTech continues through to the end of Saturday; you can watch the live stream here – videos of previous speakers are here.

The musical runs in "For Unto Us A Child Is Born" become less likely to induce an anxiety attack and instead conjure images that one is sitting on a horse and galloping through the woods on a sunny afternoon.

In mice, cone photoreceptors are born (become post-mitotic) early, commencing at embryonic day E10 with the peak soon after (∼E14 15), while rod photoreceptor birthing happens over a much longer period of time with the peak in the early postnatal period (12).

A twin boy who died shortly after he was born became a focal point of the legal proceedings.

A question in English, like "What year was Hillary Clinton born?" becomes what he calls a primitive "keywordese": "Hillary Clinton born year".

Born became a Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh in 1937, and of the Royal Society of London in March 1939.

From there, "A Star Is Born" becomes a tug of war between picturesque devotion and bitter reality.

In May, Born became one of six Jewish professors at Göttingen who were suspended with pay; Franck had already resigned.