Sentence examples for call born from inspiring English sources

One of my nieces wrote to me saying that she was so angry about the verdict in the Trayvon Martin case and asking me, "Auntie, what can I do?" She is of the age that South Africans call "born frees" — those born long after Nelson Mandela went to prison.

"There used to be a comic strip called 'Born 30 Years Too Soon,' " he said.

The video for her new song, provocatively called Born to Die, is slick and lavishly produced.

Her HBO special is likely to be called "Born Again," Ms. DeGeneres said.

It's called Born Standing Up and it's brilliantly self-aware and enormously illuminating.

(Wagner is addicted to all forms of punning; the first chapter is called "Born Toulouse").

By 1984, Ronald Reagan could simply assume that the composer of a song called "Born in the U.S.A".

The new campaign, called "Born to Assist," will run concurrently with commercials featuring the N.F.L. quarterback Aaron Rodgers, who began appearing in spots for the insurer in 2011.

You might recognize Chris's byline; he wrote a best-selling book called "Born to Run," about the Tarahumara Indians of Mexico.

They have never shied away from using force to solve problems (Mr Webb was a tough marine in Vietnam and his book is called "Born Fighting").

"Shopping is a fundamental part of the Brazilian culture," says Ana Santi, deputy editor of Draper's magazine who has a popular blog called Born in Brazil.