Sentence examples for left born from inspiring English sources

Ms. Hadid, left, born in Iraq in 1950, designed the Lois and Richard Rosenthal Center for Contemporary Art in Cincinnati.

Min Soo Choi, 21, left, born in South Korea, had lived with his family in River Vale, N.J., for seven years.

Ethel Lang, who lives in Barnsley, celebrated her 113th birthday in May, and is currently the 13th verified oldest in the world, and the second oldest person in the UK (after Grace Jones, who lives in south London, and is five months older – one of the few people left born in the 1800s).

Live Aid saw an emerging moral certainty from the left, born of the activism of the 1970s and early 1980s and bravely struggling out from under the dead weight of Nigel Lawson and Thatcherism.

Journalists have probably always scratched their heads over how they can possibly engage the general public in questions of economics -- which we have one of my favorite Scottish sages Thomas Carlyle (left), born just 12 miles from my family home, to thank for labeling indelibly as "the dismal science".

According to the one point of view, the double-needle of Sciadopitys is a pair of fused leaves born on a minimal shoot, axillary to the scale leaf [reviewed in 34], [42], [43].

A slump in home ownership and less generous pensions have left those born in the early 1980s with only half the wealth of those born a decade earlier by the same stage of their lives.

Ms. Fields, left, was born Gwendolyn Virginia Clark in August 1945.

Bena is told about the mountaintop where Ute Indians once left babies born with handicaps to die.

The day is traditionally regarded in China as the birthday of Buddhism's founder, and Falun Gong followers believe that their exiled master, Li Hongzhi, left, was born on that day as well.

England, meanwhile, has given us fewer baseball talents, though one memorable player was Walter Carlisle, a switch-hitting left fielder born in Yorkshire, who played three games in May for the 1908 Red Sox.