Sentence examples for born every day from inspiring English sources

Machiavelli wrote that to rule is to rule alone -- uno solo -- an ideal maxim, it would seem, for the new economy, where a 20-year-old millionaire is born every day.

Friend: A sucker born every day.

In a globalized world like today, in which two million people are born every day, the challenges which must be surpassed to approach these balances suggested by da Vinci are daunting.

Postpartum psychosis is thought to affect around one or two in every 1,000 women, which sounds rare, but there are around 353,000 babies born every day, (according to UNICEF), so that's a global potential of 353 - 702 women a day that could develop the illness.

And we know there's a new sucker born every day.

Mothers are born every day, not once a year.

As the cognitive psychologist Elizabeth Loftus put it, "Memory is born anew every day".

Statistics in the Netherlands report that an average of 554 babies are born there every day - most of them in July, August and September.

But it started in a country where the capital, Reykjavik, about the time I was born was every day under a black cloud from the smoke from the coal fires and the fossil fuel, where you could smell the energy every day.

Sampling was done on three time-points, day 8 after they were born, day 55 and day 176.

Babies are born all day, every day -- but few can say they were born on a day that only comes once every four years.