Sentence examples for born clear from inspiring English sources

Shortly before 6 p.m. on WHBA there, just as Neil Diamond's "Sweet Caroline" faded out, a dance theme churned for a few minutes before the song "Don't You Worry Child" by the E.D.M. stars Swedish House Mafia began to play, and thus was born Clear Channel's new Evolution station, at 101.7 FM.

Etzebeth, back in the enforcer role to which he was born, cleared out the first ruck with sufficient force to coax Filo Paulo off his feet.

They lacked composure too often, and even imagination born of clear thinking.

We remember the day it was born, a clear Sunday in September with no portent in the sky except a man in an airplane spelling out I. J. Fox.

WHO recommendations on basic newborn resuscitation states that: 'In neonates born through clear amniotic fluid who start breathing on their own after birth, suctioning of the mouth and nose should not be performed'.

They also state that suctioning of the mouth and nose of newborns that are not breathing at birth and are born through clear amniotic fluid should not be done routinely before initiating bag-and-mask ventilation, although the strength of this recommendation is weak due to lack of published evidence [ 4].

From almost the moment Milo was born, it became clear that breast-feeding would be problematic.

By the time their second child was born, it became clear that her career was the one taking off.

Whether that was what kept its brood from being born was never clear: those eggs were not recovered.

His personal connection with the subject is clear: born in Cairo to Armenian parents, Mr. Egoyan grew up in Victoria, British Columbia, a sleepy city of the Canadian west coast.

His own biography made that clear: born in poverty, he rose from shoe-shine boy to trade-union leader to founder of the Workers Partyy (PT), the largest left-wing force in Latin America.