Sentence examples for born real from inspiring English sources

The house remained in the family until 1833 when his widow sold it to Thomas E. Davis, a British born real estate developer for $25,000.

Strong and real words born from real experience.

The soft-focus hues, heartfelt backstories and big, brash musical numbers suggest something closer to a real-life A Star Is Born than Real Housewives, but surely there will be some good old-fashioned drama to level things out.

A story was born from real life," he said.

Thus began a rarity in college basketball: a bona fide public rivalry between coaches born from real mutual dislike.

True, sometimes it's cast as a neonate-in-waiting, looking ahead hopefully, fearfully, to being born into real life.

Inspiration strikes, and a new creature is born, a real doozy that's initially christened H-50 and, after some growing pains (for everyone), Dren.

When it was coined by the academic Kimberlé Crenshaw, it was used to describe the lived experiences of black women; it was a theory born of real life, not the other way around.

Who is this guy who's ordering me to leave school and come home, to die in the place where I was born: a real father or a fictive demon?

Born 1894, real name Lucy Schwob – her uncle was the great Symbolist writer Marcel Schwob Cahunun was educated at the Sorbonne, moved to Montparnasse in 1922 and spent the subsequent 16 years in the French capital.

It was like watching a star being born in real time.