They must gaze at passers-by with that obedient, mournful, reverential stare that well-born Indians have learned to expect.
Although Sereme (2003) opined that borehole yield is not an accurate parameter to assess borehole performance on account that well yield is born out of pump efficiency, it is still a determinant factor for borehole performance.
Rabelais believed that men who are free, well born and bred have honour, which intrinsically leads to virtuous actions.
In the Latin Mass that James Carroll and I remember so well, born as we both were in the early 1940s into working-class Irish Catholic Chicago, the centurion's exclamation, beginning with the words Domine, non sum dignus, was spoken just before the Communion wafers were distributed, with the word "soul" substituted for "servant".
My family wasn't doing that well when I was born, so it wouldn't be five minutes before we'd be getting on to workhouses, infant mortality and sexual molestation by the local squire.
Birgitta: Yes, I know that this manager said that "well you weren't born yesterday were you?", that kind of thing was what you heard when you asked a question.
"This is an archives that was born well before e-mail," said Marcia Reed, chief curator at the Getty Research Institute.
SBP and DBP were higher after fetal-infant exposure to famine, as compared to the other two groups, i.e., those exposed in early childhood as well as those that were born after the famine, i.e., were unexposed, Table 1.
We also excluded neonates with evidence of congenital infections, as well as those that were born to mothers with clinical chorioamnionitis.
He then proposes a toast: "Grant, O God, that there be health and joy in this home, that our grain and grapevines yield well, that children be born healthy to us, that our property increase in the field, pen, and barn!" or, "Hail, badnjak, veseljak!
The term comes up often as he and his collaborator, the architect Laura Sartori Rimini, describe the atmosphere of their office as well as the projects that are born there.
