Sentence examples for that birthplace from inspiring English sources

It's worth discussing that "birthplace and hermitage and brier patch" of Conroy's, because that's where "My Losing Season" is both brightest and oddest.

While this approach never fully represents cultural diversity, it has the advantage that birthplace information is objective and time invariant.

To understand a question, knowledge of the language, e.g., the knowledge that birthplace and birthday are properties of a person, are needed; and lexical knowledge bases are constructed for this purpose.

Before Wong Kim Ark, the Supreme Court had held in Elk v. Wilkins (1884) that birthplace by itself was not sufficient to grant citizenship to a Native American; however, Congress eventually granted full citizenship to American Indians via the Indian Citizenship Act of 1924.

In this population-based study comparing the demographic and clinical features of TB and NTM patients in a region of low TB incidence, we found that birthplace outside the United States, age, and the presence of COPD can accurately categorize 98% of patients in whom NTM disease is suspected.

I heard that the birthplace of Alcoholics Anonymous is for sale.

Nevertheless, he claimed that his birthplace was south London, as if this conferred some special distinction.

From her apartment window, Ms. Kamal has a bird's-eye view of the makeover that her birthplace has undergone.

The Welsh-born musician insists that her birthplace was "Ancient Greece" and that her heroes are Brody Dalle and Britney.

Russell was born in London, England, though her long association with Canada meant that her birthplace was sometimes given as London, Ontario.

Barack Obama's decision to publish his full birth certificate has convinced significant numbers of US voters who previously doubted that his birthplace was in Hawaii.