By the time the war ended, most of the town's children had been born into hardship.

She felt a strange connection to the sea, being born in a coastal town.

Whenever she tells a story, you'd think she was born in a mill; she never bothers to lower her voice.

They arranged a quiet ceremony to honor the born sleeping baby they never got to hold.

She kept a small memorial for the still-born kitten she had found and mourned quietly each winter.

She refused to marry anyone who wasn't high-born, despite her family's pleas.

After the retreat, she described herself as a born again environmentalist, dedicating every spare moment to conservation.

As the family's last-born, he always got to choose the movie on Friday nights.

Her first-born son insisted on carrying the family heirloom during the ceremony.

Despite his modest upbringing, he was a true-born leader who inspired everyone around him.