Sentence examples for with birth of from inspiring English sources

And so D. W. Griffith promoted himself and the medium with "Birth of a Nation" (159 minutes) and "Intolerance" (178).

W. Griffith, with "Birth of a Nation," in 1915, and Orson Welles, with "Citizen Kane," in 1941 and they, too, eventually found themselves in exile.

The film is often mistakenly thought to be Griffith's attempt at redemption in light of the racial violence associated with "Birth of a Nation".

Its head Marc Restellini has generated plenty of publicity to launch the new venue with Birth of a Museum, a three-part show built on a core permanent collection and two temporary exhibitions.

In response to the attempts to suppress his magnum opus, Griffith published a pamphlet titled "The Rise and Fall of Freedom of Speech in America," and later produced a film curiously titled "Intolerance_._" The film is often mistakenly thought to be Griffith's attempt at redemption in light of the racial violence associated with "Birth of a Nation".

With "Birth of the Cool: California Art, Design and Culture at Midcentury," opening Oct. 7, the Orange County Museum of Art in Newport Beach starts the story one decade earlier, when the Los Angeles region began flaunting its laid-back, midcentury modern attitude.

Both offer lodging, dinner, breakfast and admission to one of two Neapolitan museums with birth-of-the-nation exhibitions.

In pockets of the countryside the imbalance is staggering, with births of as many as 144 boys recorded for every 100 girls.

Another cohort study compared 52 births of 29 women previously treated for HD with births of siblings of the women (Holmes and Holmes, 1978).

The sample will consist of women with birth months of March to May 1964.

Similarly, odds of U5M in children with birth order of 2-4 increased by 93% compared to children with birth order of one.