Sentence examples for no one born from inspiring English sources
The idea is simple: no one born in or after 2000 can ever be sold cigarettes.
I must be 40 at heart, because no one born after 1970 should be so enthusiastic about an appliance.
For now, no one born in the 1990s has defeated Federer, who remains the world's second-ranked player behind Novak Djokovic.
No one born a Jew can become a good Englishman: if England had sunk into the Atlantic, he says, Disraeli would have run off to America.
It had always been dry country and no one born there expected more than a foot of rainfall in a good year.
But if Jamie admits to a throb of disappointment, there's no ersatz nostalgia here for a state that no one born in the 20th century has ever known.
-- Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton accepting the body of slain Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens at Joint Base Andrews "No one is born a good citizen; no nation is born a democracy.
No one can be a born sinner, especially one born morally obtuse.
"I wasn't born to love, no one was born to love me.
I'd tell them no one is born to die – they are born to fight".
No one is born on my day, although it is St. James's Day.
