Sentence examples for born recently from inspiring English sources
YOU are a male deer, born recently in New Jersey.
Klein, who had previously represented Australia, where he was born, recently changed his allegiance.
People are more likely to name their child Madison when lots of Morgans, Michaels or other babies with names that begin with M have been born recently.
[National Geographic] Two jaguar cubs born recently at the Milwaukee County Zoo are introducing new genes to the captive population of this endangered species: unlike most zoo babies, their father was born in the wild.
Scientists have found indications that four new Javan rhinos were born recently in Indonesia, raising hopes for the survival of the rarest of the rhino species and one of the rarest mammals in the world, the conservation group WWF said.
By following a series of road markers they could visit a handful of sites intimately associated with Lincoln's life, like the Kentucky cabin where he was born (recently proved to be a fake) and a much larger number of sites with no connection whatsoever, like the Indianapolis Speedway or the golf course at Lake Cumberland State Resort in Kentucky.
The table shows that 54% of pupils have been born to recently arrived mothers and 34% to recently arrived fathers (YSM: 0 4 years).
Had these children been born as recently as 1982, Auerbach explained, there would have been no possible treatment.
Her father, the great French pop star (and excellent actor, in Jean-Luc Godard's "Detective") Johnny Hallyday (born Jean-Philippe Smet), recently underwent back surgery.
Generally, but not necessarily, the best of Indian artwork was applied to those objects intended to please a deity, soothe the angry gods, placate or frighten the evil spirits, and honour the newly born or recently deceased.
I have once or twice met someone in early middle age named Kennedy in pious commemoration, but no one born more recently than the 1970s seems to be named in this spirit.
