Sentence examples for born gray from inspiring English sources

I thought people were like animals, like a cat was born gray or white".

The exception is the seemingly innocuous "He Was Born Gray" – until it dawns that Williams's original was He Was Born Gay.

With the new year born amid gray portents and tremors of worry the new President seeming scary by looking scared, the dot-com economy bleeding itself down like the capsule of Apollo 13 the thought has occurred to several people that the way to find out what God has in mind might be to get on-line and ask him.

The Pinteresque spareness -- when what's being discussed is really not what's on the table at all -- takes place when Masters (Lee Marvin, who was apparently born with gray hair at his temples) insinuates his way through a scene involving Stride and Annie Greer Gail Russelll), the young wife of a tinhorn (Walter Reed) whom Masters dismisses as "half a man".

His self-presentation was highly elastic, and although he liked being identified as a French writer, he was born in the gray, rainy city of Liège, in Belgium, the son of an insurance salesman and an unhappy, unloving mother.

Under incorrect views of soft inheritance, this altered coloration is passed on to the egg (R), and the offspring is born with the gray color acquired by its parent (S).

Let go of the assumption that the world is against you, or that you were born with a gray cloud over your head.

"In the wild, on average, about every fourth gray squirrel born will be black".

He is also said to have been of divine origin, his first ancestor having been a gray wolf, "born with a destiny from heaven on high".

"Cerith," a highly simplified head painted in 1997 by Gary Hume (born in 1962) in gray on a yellow ground, sold for £181,250, missing the high estimate by a sliver.

He was born and lived in gray London, but in some respects he was one of those lonely magicians of film and fiction who are exiled to a desert island.