Sentence examples for born in the second from inspiring English sources
Both Mali and Mauritania are important to him: he was born in the second, brought up in the first.
The Quinlans had two other children, Mary Ellen and John, who were born in the second and fourth years after Karen was adopted.
Relative age effects exist across sports and cultures (Cobley, Baker, Wattie, & McKenna, 2009), though a recent, unusual trend is females born in the second quartile of the selection year are most over-represented on elite teams.
Just as speed garage was born in the second room at jungle events, this new sound (which is currently being called simply "funky") began in the room two of UK garage clubs.
If children of Proust's generation grew up watching the static images of Geneviève de Brabant and Golo, boys and girls born in the second and third decades of the twentieth century spent their childhood years watching animated cartoons cranked through a Pathé-Baby.
Generally, Americans become eligible for citizenship in another country in one of two ways: by a direct bloodline (called ius sanguinis in Latin, or right of blood), for those with a parent or grandparent who was born in the second country, or through naturalization for others, including those who marry nationals.
Furthermore, lambs born in the second and third cycle are 10 20 lbs lighter at weaning which can equate to a loss of $10 to $20 for each cycle missed [ 7].
Women born in the first half of the academic year were 27% more likely than those born in the second half of the school year to fall into this elite category.
That paper used a quirk in state enrollment practices to reveal that among men born in the 1930s, those born in the second half of the year, on aggregate, spent more time in school — they were allowed to start at younger ages, while everyone could exit school immediately upon turning 16 — and earned more in the workplace than those born in the first half of the year.
Luter was born in the Ninth Ward of New Orleans.
