Sentence examples for was birth from inspiring English sources
noun
The process of childbearing; the beginning of life.
So was birth order or political affiliation.
The occasion of the break, unsurprisingly, was birth control.
Appropriately, the theme of week's pictures was birth.
Only the English would ensure that the qualification to sit in one of our legislatures was birth, not election.
An astute salesman, Stendhal held an unveiling party at the gallery on Shin's thirty-seventh birthday, last month (the theme was "Birth of a Goddess," and the crowd of five hundred, Scher said tentatively, was "Patrick McMullan").
At the time I graduated from high school, a year before the Supreme Court decided Griswold v. Connecticut, not only was abortion still illegal in my home state, but so was birth control, even for married couples.
Silicon Valley was birthed from an existential threat to the world.
So at times, it looked like I was birthing people.
It's birth season here at the Duke Lemur Center!
This is birth from above.
