Sentence examples for born crossed from inspiring English sources

The United States, a country of only 200m people when the author was born, crossed the 300m mark in 2006 and will reach 400m by 2050 or perhaps even before.

You don't let your first born cross the street by himself until the day he goes away to college.

I was born cross-eyed — not all the time, but some of the time.

He learned most of this music by ear: because he was born cross-eyed, sight-reading was nearly impossible for him in his early years as a musician.

He was born cross-eyed, a defect that was not surgically corrected until he was a teenager; other children teased him, and he grew up shy.

I was born cross-eyed not all the time, but some of the time**.** My right eye drifted inward, especross-eyed notwalltheed or daydreaming.

Sue had then told me of her own visual world: she had been born cross-eyed, and so viewed the world with one eye at a time, her eyes rapidly and unconsciously alternating.

By Amanda Filipacchi December 12 , 2014I was born cross-eyed — not all the time, but some of the time**.** My right eye drifted inward, especially when I was tired or daydreaming.

Hubel and Wiesel showed that if normal binocular vision was rendered impossible by a congenital condition (as in Siamese cats, often born cross-eyed) or by experiment (cutting one of the muscles to the eyeballs, so that the subjects became wall-eyed), these binocular cells would fail to develop, and the animals would permanently lack stereoscopy.

Branson is a born cross-promoter, who dreams of selling cars equipped with Virgin mobile phones and insured by Virgin insurance.

She was born cross-eyed, and when Sue met Oliver Sacks at a dinner party she told him she hadn't missed much by not being able to see the world in 3D.