Sentence examples for even born in a from inspiring English sources

Punzo was even born in a building with a view of the players' entrance into Napoli's San Paolo stadium.

Lots and lots of old, mom-and-pop parks—like Angela Park in Pennsylvania have been bulldozed over the years, and the footage of what once was is so shaky and ugly that it almost tricks your brain into thinking you're looking at the present, instead of the ghostly remnants of a good time someone had before you were even born, in a place you'll never be able to actually go.

But the short-term detention and questioning of a legal permanent resident who wasn't even born in Syria offers an indication that the executive order Trump signed applies much more widely than he initially said.

Digital print The majority of babies born today in this country will have a digital print before they're even born, in the form of a sonogram.

In many cities, parents join waitlists before their children are even born in order to ensure they get a spot in a good program.

Almost of half of India's 1.2 billion people were not even born in 1989.Consequently, Mr Tendulkar has provided a link between Indians old and young, a constant bright spot amid huge social change in the country.He unites India's teeming generations.

I wasn't even born in America,'" Bikel said in an 2006 interview with the Montreal Gazette.

A ch*nk, a stupid Asian not even born in America' and other awful racial slurs (not sure how these people still maintain their roles)," she said, not writing out the slur in full.

Some weren't even born in the United States, but simply have a US parent – another way to acquire US citizenship "accidentally".

This language requirement is far reaching because a number of members of minority groups who have lived in Estonia for a long time, and some that were even born in the country, do not qualify for Estonian citizenship because of a lack of proficiency in Estonian (Hallik 2002).

Almost half of India's 1.2 billion people were not even born in 1989, when Rajiv Gandhi, the third Nehru-Gandhi ruler, lost an election dominated by a $10m arms scam and separatist protests in Kashmir turned violent.