Sentence examples for born to put from inspiring English sources

The driving force is the singer Liela Moss, a woman born to put her foot up on a monitor and shake her shoulder-length blond hair back and forth.

Well, I would go back where I was born, to put into practice what I have learnt, to help solving people's problems, at least in part".

As Dennis Taylor, the former world champion, put it: "Trump was born to pot snooker balls".

"It's something we were born to do, put on this earth to do, to play football".

BrightFarms was born to change this and to put the source of produce back into the neighborhoods of the people who consume it.

And to all those kids born to parents who choose to put religion or right-wing morals ahead of loving their kids, I would be so proud to be your mama.

I remember driving down the Garden State Parkway when he put Born to Run in the CD player.

Gerry and his friends have made two short films that dramatize bullying: Day of Silence and Born to Bully; they've put together a public service announcement, and they are busy at work on other films.

Timely initiation of breastfeeding is defined as putting the new born to the breast either immediately or within an hour of birth.

Barry points out that it "wasn't until the 1880s or 90s when psychiatry was being born that doctors started to put names on these things.

As former team-mates Brendan Batson and Cyrille Regis attested when they addressed the crowd at half-time, Cunningham, a Londoner born and bred, had to put up with prejudice throughout his career.