Sentence examples for time born from inspiring English sources

Fastest marathon: 2 05 38 in 2002, a world record at the time Born in Morocco.

I feel like God needed an angel & chose Jules, at the same time born a new angel to be one day.

He saw her as a woman of her time (born in 1929), with an artistic bent but few career paths open.

These undocumented personalities are only composites of historical possibilities, alive for the first time, born out of (or into) their interpreters and fleshed out with their bodies.

This may be true, but it was also a deeply conflicted product of its time, born of the decade that spawned Straw Dogs, Death Weekend and The Last House on the Left – ugly (if important) anachronisms all and none in urgent need of updating.

My grandmother was a bit ahead of her time: born in Wilkes-Barre, Penn. in 1920, she moved to Washington, D.C. with her husband, and was unusually independent for a woman of her era.

Life and times Born 28 March 1974.

Human-factors engineering is, therefore, a child of the times, born of a mechanized civilization.

Life and times Born: August 8 1961 in Honolulu, Hawaii Family: Married to Michelle Robinson Obama, with two children, Malia Ann and Sasha Education: Graduated from Columbia University in 1983 and Harvard Law School in 1991.

It's that old success story you've heard a million times: Born in Somalia, moved to Minneapolis, now stars in a major motion picture opposite Tom Hanks.

(Joe Kennedy / Los Angeles Times) Born in a time of tumult LACMA opened its stately, sober doors at a moment when Los Angeles architecture was turning away from those qualities and beginning to cut loose.