Sentence examples for mean born from inspiring English sources
Among all who identified themselves as Asian-Americans, which is often understood to mean born here, 67 percent were, in fact, foreign born.
Fear of not being good enough, of not being able to say what we mean". Born in a north Tipperary village in 1977, Ryan wrote the first draft of the novel in the summer of 2010, as economic collapse and deep cuts left one in three under the age of 30 unemployed.
Keion means "born of nobility" and "God is gracious".
His affinity for Africa was evident in the names he gave his younger sons: Kojo, which means "born on Monday," and Ngozi, which means "blessing".
Jackie Chan -- whose given name, Kong Sang Chan, means "born in Hong Kong" -- is an entertainer whose appeal transcends differences of culture, age and taste.
On Wednesday, the world of Mr. Adoboli — whose name in a language spoken in his native Ghana means "born on a Wednesday" — began to come tumbling down around him.
16. 'Eriugena' means "born in Ireland".
That means born in the midst of Anslinger's campaign, and raised in the thick of the War on Drugs.
"I had no idea that it is considered wrong in Christian circles to be engaged prior to being divorced, even though in a state of separation and in divorce proceedings," Mr. D'Souza, 51, wrote on the Fox News Web site, using "Christian" in the evangelical sense, to mean born-again Protestant.
Only companies with an inadequate intelligence capability and with inferior knowledge-acquisition strategies seek to obtain information by illegal or unethical means". Born in Sarajevo, Dedijer spent much of his early childhood on the run.
