Sentence examples for literally born from inspiring English sources

The far, far right Ted Cruz and his brain trust not only don't see the fact that he was actually, literally born in Canada and there's an actual, literal birth certificate that proves it, but further that despite having an actual birth certificate that says he was born in Canada, Ted Cruz "considers himself to be a natural-born citizen".

He was, quite literally, born to draw.

"I was literally born into a movement to save and affirm black lives," Gilliam-Price said.

O'Neill was literally born on Broadway, at a theatrical hotel in 1888.

The Turnesa boys, he said, "were literally born into the game".

"Christianity was, literally, born in the Middle East and we must not forget our Middle Eastern brothers and sisters in Christ," he said.

The revelation that I had, quite literally, been born unlucky came as a curious kind of relief.

Having literally been born at the side of a road in Uganda, the responsible travel philosophy of the company is very close to his heart.

C. 770 850 Hariharalaya, Cambodia Jayavarman II, posthumous name Paramesvara (literally, Supreme Lord) (born c. 770 died 850, Hariharalaya, Cambodia) founder of the Khmer, or Cambodian, empire and outstanding member of the series of rulers of the Angkor period (802 1431).

A native of Michigan, Shaefer literally was born into his field of study.

Riquelme was an absolute wizard the man literally was born to play football, he always seemed to have such grace on the ball.