Sentence examples for is born even from inspiring English sources

She says she gets excited every time a baby is born – even when it means despatching the newborn to a clinic on a motorbike.

Having given birth to two children, it has struck me how so much of the metaphorical wrapping in cotton wool that goes on during pregnancy evaporates the second your baby is born, even though this is just the start of a lifetime of risk that a baby must learn to navigate as he or she grows older.

Many of these females start producing milk when another female's new baby is born, even if they themselves have no nursing infant.

But if you can wait until the baby is born, even better yet.

According to Variety, Knowles was too busy to make the scheduling work -- not that "A Star Is Born" even had a start date.

"If I had been born even 20 years later I might have sung at the Metropolitan Opera," she mused.

"You had to know your character inside and out, from the time they were born, even if you were only playing five minutes of their lives," she said.

Sometimes pregnant women gave birth in the bush, because babies must be born even when you have oil, and there's war in your country.

It is indisputable that had Shakespeare been born even a half-century earlier—in 1514 rather than 1564 he could not and would not have written his plays, because they arose from specific historical conditions unique to his era.

A dynasty was born, even if it did not seem that way in 1982, when San Francisco finished with a losing record and Walsh needed to be talked out of quitting by DeBartolo that off-season.

Papa likes to tell me that he wanted to go against his people and wed Maman in our church when I was born, even though she hadn't given him a son yet.