Sentence examples for born just about from inspiring English sources

In this era of the lounge, as the younger generation embraces the cocktail culture of Frank, Sammy and Dean, a splashy new drink is born just about every day.

One day while I was driving around the city with Fridoun, an affable twenty-three-year-old medical student, I remarked that he was born just about the time that the war against the Communists began — the jihad that was followed by civil war.

One day while I was driving around the city with Fridoun, an affable twenty-three-year-old medical student, I remarked that he was born just about the time that the war against the Communists began the jihad that was followed by civil war.

When I was born just 54 years ago, about 60% of the world's population lived in extreme poverty.

But most of all, I was curious about Love herself, born just down the street 56 years ago, and living in this house since she was 13.

My twin boys, Micah and Zachary, were born just shy of 28 weeks gestation, each weighing about 1200 grams.

In comparison, about half of the "baby boomer" generation, born just after World War Two, were fat at that age.

The children being born now will have only read about the Soviet Union in history books their parents were born just as it was falling.

The children being born now will have only read about the Soviet Union in history books – their parents were born just as it was falling.

Born just outside the city and educated in it, Hamilton wrote a great deal about Brighton.

Abul Khatami was born just outside Isfahan, Iran.