“born into”可以造什么句，born into造句

Das was born into poverty, But he got one break in life.

Linda and I looked at each other. We wanted our daughters to be born into laughter!

We cannot choose the family we were born into, but we can always choose our future.

In 1862, Edith Newbold Jones was born into an “old-established New York clan”, as Ms Lee puts it.

The term originated from the fact that the occasional black sheep will be born into a herd of white sheep.

The sky and the earth were at first one blurred entity like an egg. Then Pangu was born into it.

In the olden days you were born into it, all decisions made, and you farmed until you died, or cleaned the royal toilets.

He was born into the party (his grandfather was deputy prime minister in the Attlee government), and spent much of his life making it electable.

It starts in Estonia (then a Russian colony) where Ungern, as the author calls him, was born into a harsh family of Baltic Germans, the feudal masters of the region.

As we all know, St Paul was born into a family of Jewish immigrants in Tarsus, Paul was educated in the Hebrew and Hellenistic cultures and languages, making the most of the Roman cultural context.

Being a Catholic or a Protestant was more, of course, than attending a different church each Sun day. It was a badge of political loyalty, an allegiance you were born into.

He's tall, seemingly born into a black trench coat, but thinner than he looks on television.

A new born baby is by birth a sweeper because the baby is born into sweeper family and must carry on the family tradition.

Nello was born into a poor family, was treated very cruelly by fortune, and was not taught how to write.

I wondered if sometimes the difference between a psychopath in Broadmoor and a psychopath on Wall Street was the luck of being born into a stable, rich family.

We grow up immersed in the cadences and sentence structure of the language we were born into, so we think, “That’s probably what every country considers good writing; they just use different words.”

What if you were born into a different culture?

Cause you were born into this evil world, where man is killing man, and no one knows just why.

This image was very much the exception for Catherine Elizabeth Middleton, who was born into a middle-class family in Bucklebury, Berkshire, on Jan. 9, 1982.

During the Jin dynasty, a boy, called Mao Bao, was born into an impoverished family.

But plans to change the law to allow an empress were shelved after Naruhito's younger brother fathered Prince Hisahito, the first boy born into the imperial family in four decades.

But two classes were free at the sacred table, those who were bought with the priest's money and those who were born into the priest's house.