Sentence examples for born speaking from inspiring English sources

When the Barngarla community released a CD of stories and songs of Barngarla people affected by the "stolen generation" in June 2018, she included on it a poem that she wrote about a flower she saw that reminded her of her mother, a reminder of a life that was denied to her because she was born speaking the wrong language.

Mattie is the film's essential role, and though Steinfeld is but 14 and without major feature experience (Kim Darby was 21 when she played in the original), she nails it, handling the highly stylized language like she was born speaking it.

Considered as a "city region", New York City had an estimated population of 20 million; in 2005 36% of the residents of New York City proper were foreign born, speaking 170 200 languages [26], [27].

"A Time to Be Born" (speaking of that remarkable phenomenon, and of course of Ecclesiastes 3) is the tale of an admirable, absorbing little book by David Bell, M.D., a resident in pediatrics.

His mother, Sinthiya, who was 21 when Nilujan was born, spoke very little English.

In "Two Sisters," twins (one living, the other never born) speak in alternating sections, each mourning the inaccessibility and invisibility of the other.

Karlen Asriyants, 55, a metal worker originally from Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan, where Mr. Rostropovich was born, spoke emotionally about the cellist's death.

The mathematics students had Born speak on their behalf at the funeral.

This type of left-brained thinking is like saying, every person that is born speaks their own language, so everyone in the U.S. needs to learn 300 million languages to communicate with each other.

Analysis of those 11 women may indicate cultural barriers as there were proportionately more women who did not answer the specific questions about abuse who were foreign born, spoke another language than Swedish at home and had a low level of education.

If you want to find out where Richman was really born, musically speaking, you have to head to a redbrick building in central Boston.