Sentence examples for born to have from inspiring English sources

"I was born to have a theater life," she said.

David is one of those dense specimens of humanity who are born to have the wool pulled over their eyes.

His critics will say: He is an arrogant public schoolboy who assumes he was born to have a second term in Downing Street.

If this is part of my duties, I'm forced to conclude that far from not being motherhood material, I was born to have a lifelong conversation with someone that began with me teaching him, first and foremost, how to talk.

He got summer jobs as a waiter and a bellhop and later was considered talented enough to be hired as a "tummler," a job that he apparently was born to have.

The hammy British actor Tim Curry seems born to have recorded Lemony Snicket's sardonically melodramatic "Series of Unfortunate Events," although he didn't do all of its 13 volumes, and the ones recorded by Snicket — a k a Daniel Handler — himself have quite a different charm.

Remember: mortal have you been born, to mortals have you given birth.

As he once wrote: "The work I have been born to do has nothing to do with brush or pen".

BRITAIN'S banks, born to empire, have seldom sailed such favourable winds.

They are born to ultimately have their lives taken from them after prolonged suffering.

Piglets born to gilts had 25 times higher odds of having NNPD compared with piglets born to multiparous sows.