Sentence examples for born educated from inspiring English sources
Along the way Andersen is born, educated, makes friends, travels, writes and dies, but Binding highlights only those aspects of the life that illuminate and contextualise the works.
These people inherit their non-dom status – HMRC generally recognises descent from the father – and get the tax advantage over other British residents even if they have been born, educated or lived most of their lives in the UK.
Iowa born, educated at Shimer College, University of Iowa, and Stanford, longtime resident of Leonia, NJ, and retired speech instructor at Baruch College and Yeshiva University, Becky shared her love of music, opera, art, books, political discourse, fashion and fabulous shoes with all who knew her.
We turned the talk to Europe, where Drucker was born, educated and lived until he was 28.
Councils will be urged to use new powers to give priority on council house waiting lists to those with local connections - whether born, educated or with relatives in their area - which could make it harder for outsiders to get housing.
He was born, educated and started his career in Fife, but his peak playing years were in the early 1960s with the Glasgow club Rangers, whom he helped to win ten trophies between 1960 and 1965, and where he became known as "Slim Jim".
Kevin's family is her new family: tender, native-born, educated Jewish suburbanites.
It stands on the lot of what was once the home of Homer and Langley Collyer, well-born, educated, affluent brothers who slowly but surely turned their backs on polite society, shuttering their windows and giving themselves over to a shadow-life of squirrelling.
Our idea is the following: While first-generation immigrants are individuals who were born and educated in their country of origin, second-generation ones are individuals who were born and educated in Italy.
All participants were native literate Japanese speakers born and educated in Japan through at least secondary school.
He was born to educated, white-collar parents, who helped fund his education.
