Sentence examples for take birthright from inspiring English sources
The book revolves around Glidden's decision to take "Birthright Israel" tour and all of the things she learns there.
"You try to take that birthright away from us, we're going to have problems," Brownie Tomlinson, a contractor, warned Mr. Hayes.
The unofficial ambassador for royal relatives who live here or pass through town, P. D. believes that royals serve as a source of aspiration for hoi polloi and cannot take their birthright lightly.
It's not like I would ever take a Birthright trip!
Kane was a hurricane without peer, a modern king who took his birthright and assembled a Xanadu to house the treasures of emperors and dynasties alongside the stars and leaders of the day.
My nephew is studying Hebrew at college and just took a Birthright trip in May; he's active with his campus's J Street chapter and works at a Jewish summer camp.
The sense of security and self-confidence that Americans take as their birthright suffered a grievous blow, from which recovery will be slow.
The current danger is more insidious, but no less perilous in the long run: a colossal economic and financial crisis that puts at risk the prosperity Americans take as a birthright, at the very moment the country's relative power is already in decline.
Our children, and our children's children, will remember the people who tried to criminalize our families and tried to take away our birthright as Americans.
Gohmert has previously asserted that pregnant women were coming to the U.S. to have babies to take advantage of birthright citizenship, where their infants would grow up to be terrorists.
"We have birthright citizenship.
