Sentence examples for born close to from inspiring English sources

Born close to Stuttgart in 1995, Kimmich signed for VfB aged 12.

More commonly, the hominid is being called Toumai, a name often given to children born close to the dry season.

Tsangyang Gyatso, the colourful sixth Dalai Lama, was a Monpa by ethnicity and was born close to the Tawang monastery.

People everywhere have a strong preference to stay near where they were born, close to their families and land – the things that give them meaning and security.

Hayward, the multimillionaire philanthropist, was born close to Molineux, bought the club in 1990 and funded the redevelopment of the ground into a 28,000-capacity, all-seater stadium.

He was born close to the Old Trafford home of United, schooled in its academy à la Barcelona and allowed to go out on loan last season with Sunderland.

The next generation of players, born closer to 1990, have been less receptive.

Now Morgenthau, who was born closer to the Presidency of Martin Van Buren than to that of George W. Bush, is looking ahead.

Babies born closer to term, 34 to 36 weeks, were nearly three times as likely to die as full-term infants.

But for two of the 2.1 million Americans 90 and older, born closer to the Civil War than the one in Iraq, it was hard not to think of the period when financial panic turned to financial disaster almost 80 years ago.

On the other hand, the random fact that a student was born closer to or further from the school's cut-off date should not affect his or her proficiency.