Sentence examples for has born up from inspiring English sources

The economy has born up under these negatives for some time.

Judy's baby had been born up to his chest but his arms were caught alongside his head inside his mother's body.

They have found that in subjects born up to 22 years before the onset of bomb tests, C concentrations were elevated compared to the levels before the tests, indicating that myocardial cells contained DNA synthesized years after birth.

Mr. Fontenot no longer rides, but his grandson Casey, then 9, took the lead position, slung across his horse at a jaunty tilt, just as if he had been born up there and it had never occurred to him to get down.

We even believe that babies have been born up there, or if not born, at least conceived".

Firefighters have rescued three kittens believed to have been born 25ft (7.6m) up a tree in Derby.

Andy, as she had been born, had felt insecure growing up as a teenager in a Nevada brothel in the 1930s.

I chose to leave a well-paid teaching post, as I felt I had so far been very lucky to have been born and brought up in the UK, where I have always had very good (and free!) education, health service etc.

"But we believe that enough calves have been born to make up for the adults that have been killed".

This means that all sorts of East Europeans and ex-Soviet subjects descended from Germans have been able to claim citizenship, even though they cannot speak German and have never been near the place, whereas other "foreigners" have been denied it, even though they may have been born and brought up in Germany and have never been anywhere else.

"In the west, particularly the UK, you have a huge diaspora community," said Khan,  "We have second and third generation communities who have been born and brought up in the UK, but still have their roots back home.