Sentence examples for no longer born from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Frederick C. Little's second son is no longer born.

Babies are no longer born, they're grown in hatcheries, their bottles moving along assembly lines, in various types and batches according to the needs of "the hive", and fed on "external secretion" rather than "milk".

We are no longer subjects but followers, and our royalty are no longer born to the crown but IPOed.

He's no longer "born of the Virgin Mary," but "incarnate of the Virgin Mary".

"There are fields, Neo, endless fields where human beings are no longer born.

After repeated backcrossing with C57Bl/6J mice, Tubb3-mGFP homozygous male pups were no longer born, but Tubb3-mGFP homozygous female as well as Tubb3-mGFP heterozygous male and female pups were obtained at normal Mendelian ratio, were healthy, bred normally, and showed no obvious phenotype.

The compound noun hook-up (which The Times no longer hyphenates) was born in a political context in 1903, as "a hook-up with the reform bunch," and meant a general linkage.

"To us it's about the difference in how we communicate to Hispanics today as opposed to 15 or 20 years ago," says Gabor. "There's a recent survey that showed that the majority of Hispanics in the US are no longer foreign-born, so even though they have the Hispanic culture in their blood, they consume everything in English.

The windowless one-room home where Lula was born no longer exists.

"I no longer wish I was born in the '60s," said Mr. Katz, 20, who discovered farming as an outgrowth of his interest in environmental issues.

The clientele was no longer the society folks born with a silver spoon in their mouths, or those with the simply passionate desire to expand their culinary knowledge.