Sentence examples for born very close to from inspiring English sources

Over the next two years, he and his team gathered data from 70 bereaved families, and from another 140 families whose babies had been born very close to the time of a Sids baby.

And as someone who was born very close to that millennial cut off, I often wonder where I actually stand on the generational scale.

My brothers and I were all born very close to one another: Myself, in 1986, Kris in 1987, Chase in 88, and Luke bringing up the rear in 90.

She was born very close by, in a cooperative household near Archway, which back then wasn't swanky at all.

"Elegy for April," the best and most assured of the lot, also involves a young Nigerian-born doctor who was very close to April and irresistible to at least one of her friends yet is treated with contempt and suspicion by Dubliners who don't know him.

I have felt most sorrow in later life, over the last ten years, when grandchildren are being born, I suppose because I was very close to my own grandmother.

The elephant he is touching is just under a year old, and he remembers when that elephant was born, because that little group was very close to his village.

In it he joins a chorus of physicists and cosmologists who have been pushing into sacred ground, proclaiming more and more loudly in the last few years that science can explain how something — namely our star-spangled cosmos — could be born from, if not nothing, something very close to it.

He was born at Ox Head, a small property on the Palatine Hill, very close to the Roman Forum.

Though born of Jewish parents, Weil eventually adopted a mystical theology that came very close to Roman Catholicism.

It is worth mentioning that these parameter values are very close to those used in a generalized Born model for c-Ge [12].