Sentence examples for born sister from inspiring English sources

This tension results in a powerful dialectic dance within this African-American and Brazilian, Massachusetts born sister.

The image is, in fact, a drawing of Chast's prematurely born sister who lived only for a day — and Chast's gift for comedic pacing, applied to her tentative understanding of a tragedy, brings out a much bleaker, bitingly self-aware kind of comedy.

They said: "Our study corroborates other large studies on men, as we showed that firstborn women have greater BMI and are more likely to be overweight or obese than their second born sisters".

The California born sisters, who are profiled in the upcoming PBS documentary "Makers: Women Who Make America," spent their first year after college watching about eight horror films a day.

Cooperation in C. dactyliperda life history could further induce females originating from small all-female clutches to remain in the patch and gain inclusive fitness through taking care of their new born sisters.

And it's weird, coz after I finished the album and the baby was born my sister rang and said, 'How does it feel?

Munib told me, "Even though he was an old man when she was born, my sister is completely the product of my father.

Before Betty was born, her sister Yajaira, then an infant, had been placed in foster care after a fire broke out while she was home alone.

This Lola is a just-born sister to the original Lola in Battersea, now two years old, but don't get excited.

The results of the study found the firstborn sister had a 2.4 per cent higher body mass index (BMI), at 0.57kg, than their second-born sister.

To investigate whether sibship influenced results, we also compared associations in the full sample with associations in all nonsisters plus a) the oldest sister from each sibling set or b) the second-born sister from each sibling set.