Sentence examples for born extended from inspiring English sources
Lucia, daughter of servants on an idyllic country estate, grows up innocent, shoeless and free to roam: 'Pasiano, the estate where I was born, extended out over the hills as far as the eye could see..
After the baby is born, extending care and support is just as vital - whether it be help for women who want to breastfeed, identifying post-natal depression or just making sure that there is someone to talk to in those difficult early months.
"It is clear that the consequences of the month in which you were born extend beyond educational attainment.
Here was an American actor born to extend De Niro's legacy for a new generation of young male cinephiles in need of a role model, one who possessed an ability to play characters as relatable as they were intense.
The six DD motor neurons are born and extend axons during embryogenesis, and can be visualized in newly hatched L1 larvae using Punc-25GFP.
If the framework in question consists of a family of histories of a closed system, it cannot be assigned probabilities using the extended Born rule, subsection 4.2, unless the consistency conditions are satisfied.
The study was initially restricted to cases born since 1940, later extended to 1925, to include those aged up to 80 years.
The question of identity first surfaced in the discussions about the rights of Amerindians, and later of African slaves, but extended to Iberian born versus American born Europeans.
Current trends suggest that the story of migration will look very different, with more stable populations of foreign-born residents, extending deeper roots into American communities.
As American-born companies extend their networks to reach an increasingly mobile audience abroad, localizing product experience is crucial.
