Sentence examples for born would be from inspiring English sources

The most provocative prediction in last year's edition was that in 2013 the best place to be born would be Switzerland, and the worst Nigeria.

But to suggest that men should remain in the dark during the pregnancy and be "encouraged to wait outside the delivery room as their child is born" would be disastrous for most mothers.

Staff and students from London Met have not spoken out until now in the hope that the authorities in Italy, where Lo Porto was born, would be able to negotiate his release.

If the lottery from sperm and egg to baby were as fair as a flipped coin, the number of girls and boys born would be identical.

This means that without suitable qualification, "although I know that every man is an animal, nevertheless, it does not follow that every man is known by me to be an animal; for then it would follow that every man, whether alive or dead or yet to be born, would be known by me to be an animal, which is false" (S 5.6.8: 348).

It's interesting to me that a pop song, written before Marco was born, would be part of this fun rural Tuscan moment.

As Derek Parfit has pointed out, in a different context, even the people who would have been born would have been different (Parfit 1986).

Nine months later a child was born who would be king of Britain.

Infants born earlier would be given "vigorous support" only if the parents requested it.

If gods rather than goddesses were born, it would be taken as a sign of the good faith of the one toward the other.

But they knew that land was fixed in quantity and would last forever, and many believed that as the economy grew and more people were born, there would be ever-increasing demand.