Sentence examples for peasant-born from inspiring English sources

In his memorable phrase, his peasant-born, conscience stricken Trottas are "homeless for the Kaiser".

In contrast, Italians today still know the jovial, jowly, peasant-born John XXIII simply as "The Good Pope".

When she turned rebel leader, the daughter of King Charibert I and a peasant-born concubine lent heavily on her status as royal progeny.

A French peasant born during the hundred years war, she received messages from angels, who encouraged her to liberate France.

"These are peasants born to the mountains," he said.

Omitted dummy variables as reference group are father's occupation as peasant, born in January (for Model 1.1), and born in January August (for Model 1.2, Model 1.3, and Model 1.4).

Omitted dummy variables as reference group are father's occupation as peasant, born in January (for Model 2.1), and born in January April (for Model 2.2, Model 2.3, and Model 2.4).

Franz Jägerstätter was a humble Catholic peasant born to a poor German farm maid in the small town of Radegund, Upper Austria.

Martin Guerre, a French peasant born around 1524 in Hendaye, left his wife, child, and village in 1548.

Quite rightly, believes Mr Ayeb: "The Egyptian peasant is born with a right to water like his right to his mother's milk.

The son of peasant parents born in the Soviet republic of Kirghizia, set off in an army lorry to Hungary, where he joined a large force of his fellow Soviet soldiers.