Use "birthplace" in a sentence

1. His mother's birthplace is now under sixty feet of water

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2. We believe it is the birthplace of our lord

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3. spoon of mud from Rama's birthplace in their house

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4. That puts her birthplace on the east coast

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5. It was also the birthplace of popular painter Vincent Van Gogh

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6. It is the birthplace of you, me, our friends, the planet, the

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7. The walkway was dead silent and he found a comfortable gait, beginning to feel some distance from his birthplace

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8. Micah said, “But you, Bethlehem, too little for the clans of Judah, will be the birthplace of the ruler in Israel

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9. Another question is, if Jesus is the Messiah who has already fulfilled more than 300 prophecies from the Old Testament, was He aware of the fact that he was the Messiah, or did this just happen by chance from his point of view? Also, can one assume that someone could plan to live their lives in such a way that they would fulfil prophecies intentionally? It may be possible if those prophecies did not include facts such as your genealogy, your birthplace, the nation into which you were born

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10. that the route to crucifixion and the birthplace in Bethlehem were

11. It’s the birthplace of the Phoenix Project,” added the woman sitting beside Raven

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12. His birthplace was a village in the eastern hills of Nicaragua, far from electricity or telephones, where Mayangna was the only spoken language

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13. His birthplace was listed as Milwaukee, and the month and day of his birth were his own

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14. Geraldine was the birthplace of Phar Lap, the most famous racing horse in Australian history

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15. Some are historic: This relatively flat valley is the birthplace of what is seen by many as the oldest of all civilizations

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16. I watched a little of the last ‘one day international’ cricket on TV, which was played at Bristol, my birthplace, and noticed the spectators wearing anoraks to keep them warm

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17. not aware of the actual birthplace of Shripad Shrivallabh till Shri

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18. I had never been to Carlotta’s birthplace

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19. I found out later that it was his birthplace

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20. I decided to take John to see his mother’s birthplace, Capawake

21. His most famous prophecy is that announcing the birthplace of Jesus, Please read

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22. He was very cordial and we reminisced about my birthplace

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23. 32 And the servant answered his master Abraham and said, note I go to your birthplace and to your father's house, and take a wife for your son from there; but if the woman be not willing to follow me to this land, shall I take your son back to the land of your birthplace?

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24. 37 And the Lord appeared to Jacob at the expiration of the six years, and said to him, Arise, go out out of this land, and return to the land of your birthplace and I will be with you

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25. Though the price of gas in Greece brought him down to earth in the real world of the living, Roger’s mind wandered through the past of this historical land, the birthplace of Western civilization

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26. There, at the birthplace of the Marists, he found the peace and calm he desperately needed… For him, l’Hermitage was still a source of spiritual strength, and Father Champagnat was still a fountain of inspiration for his own presently uninspired life

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27. On their way there, they stop to visit Padova, the birthplace of St

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28. 32 And the servant answered his master Abraham and said note I go to your birthplace and to your father's house and take a wife for your son from there; but if the woman be not willing to follow me to this land shall I take your son back to the land of your birthplace?

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29. 37 And the Lord appeared to Jacob at the expiration of the six years and said to him Arise go out out of this land and return to the land of your birthplace and I will be with you

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30. My young brood of three girls was growing up in my birthplace, Ithaca, NY

31. “Our birthplace, Gathandria, lies over the waters, a place we will come to on our travels

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32. "India is the cradle of the human race, the birthplace of human speech, the mother of history, the grandmother of legend, and the great grand mother of tradition

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33. Batam expounded his chest with pride, nothing more pleasant to him than to disseminate the wonders of his birthplace to attentive and dedicated listeners, and with all the Oriental pride that was fitting on his veins, said:

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34. He turns and walks away, never to see his birthplace or family again

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35. Bridget was delighted at the distraction and the thought of showing the children the beautiful countryside of Joe’s birthplace filled her with joy

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36. It was also the birthplace of his Slough neighbour Orla Joyce who was Aidan’s

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37. 7 "God is our Father, the earth our mother, and the universe our birthplace

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38. 2 Jesus was much interested in the early history of Ur, the birthplace of Abraham, and he was equally fascinated with the ruins and traditions of Susa, so much so that Gonod and Ganid extended their stay in these parts three weeks in order to afford Jesus more time to conduct his investigations and also to provide the better opportunity to persuade him to go back to India with them

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39. Almost a third of the news ironically came from Radio Tower, which was the birthplace of Maurice

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40. It was not, however, until he lay panting on one of the boughs not far from his home, his birthplace, his nursery, his school, that something very marked happened: things started to have Superfluous Capital Letters

41. Herod feared this prophecy as his priests and scribes agreed that the birthplace of the Christ was supposed to be in Bethlehem of Judea

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42. birthplace, alongside a number of local religions in the seventh century

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43. The laws of Australia, my birthplace say she is a woman therefore I cannot use force to protect myself

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44. desertification of the fertile crescent, the birthplace of civilization, a land where lions once roamed, and where millennia of resource abuse has severely taxed the fertility and stability of the land

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45. The computer keeps giving me false information and that means the Galaef is the only one who can tell me which of the two million planets is her birthplace

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46. “Welcome to New Lake City, the birthplace of the Time Patrol

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47. In ten minutes time we will set out towards Muriaé, his birthplace

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48. As if fortuitously, the decrepit Babri Masjid in Ayodhya, the birthplace of Lord Sri Rama, which was neither a functional masjid nor a structured mandir, came in handy for them to bring it onto the national agenda as Ram Janma Bhoomi movement

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49. Weakness is the birthplace of strength

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50. When you make a mistake do not linger too long or continue to revisit the birthplace of the mistake

51. Mecca is the birthplace of the prophet Muhammad and the location of the Kabba, a shrine many centuries older than Islam

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52. claimed to be his birthplace

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53. who followed the star to the birthplace of the infant Jesus, was anegro

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54. Born in the summer of 1896, Alvin Alabaster Richardson was born into this world in Grand Junction, Colorado, where he grew up just west of the stone face of the majestic North American Rocky Mountain range, the birthplace of the mighty Colorado River that carved the Grand Canyon, better known for its Spanish name “The Rio Grande

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55. —Valladolid was the birthplace of Gaspar Núñez deArce (1834-1903)

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56. If any millionaire born in a small village which has now become a great city is prompted in the day of his success to do something for his birthplace with part of his surplus, his grateful remembrance cannot take a form more useful than that of a public hall with an organ, provided the city agrees to maintain and use it

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57. The stories of Babylon as the birthplace of civilization are clearly false, since their timelines fall

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58. Aarav said after opening his can and taking a sip, "The dealers and their head are operating from my birthplace, and they can help me reach

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59. From here she revealed that the next step in their task was to visit her original birthplace: a lakeside point called Horseshoe Bay

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60. The prospect of seeing her true birthplace after so many years of lies and rejections had been an interesting one from the very start

61. "My name is Cardenio, my birthplace one of the best cities of this Andalusia, my family noble, my parents rich, my misfortune so great that my parents must have wept and my family grieved over it without being able by their wealth to lighten it; for the gifts of fortune can do little to relieve reverses sent by Heaven

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62. Nixon is being laid to rest on the grounds of his birthplace and presidential library in Yorba Linda, California

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63. Albert de Morcerf? how does he come by his name—his fortune? what are his means of existence? what is his birthplace! of what country is he a native?' Tell me, did he put all these questions to you?"

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64. The JPL Spacecraft Assembly Facility, known as the “clean room,” was the little-known birthplace of the most famous spacecraft in Mars exploration history

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65. The time was not long past daybreak, and the yellow luminosity upon the horizon behind her back lighted the ridge towards which her face was set—the barrier of the vale wherein she had of late been a stranger—which she would have to climb over to reach her birthplace

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66. She was languid and lovely, and with her Honey-colour’d Skin, she put one in mind, as I have said, of Tropick Isles; I made bold to strike up an Acquaintance by enquiring of her Birthplace

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67. Birthplace, Princeton, New Jersey

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68. In her heart it could never match her birthplace, Castillo Golondrina, nor her father’s duchy Los Almendros, the Almond Plantation

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69. All that Fermina Daza wanted was to see her birthplace again, to confront it with her earliest memories, but no one was allowed to go there because of the dangers of the plague

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70. "No, that was the babe the book speaks of—and the mystery of my origin is deeper than before, for I have thought much of late of the possibility of that cabin having been my birthplace

71. If the existence of the same species at distant and isolated points of the earth's surface can in many instances be explained on the view of each species having migrated from a single birthplace; then, considering our ignorance with respect to former climatical and geographical changes, and to the various occasional means of transport, the belief that a single birthplace is the law seems to me incomparably the safest

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72. Whenever it is fully admitted, as it will some day be, that each species has proceeded from a single birthplace, and when in the course of time we know something definite about the means of distribution, we shall be enabled to speculate with security on the former extension of the land

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73. We now come to the last of the three classes of facts, which I have selected as presenting the greatest amount of difficulty with respect to distribution, on the view that not only all the individuals of the same species have migrated from some one area, but that allied species, although now inhabiting the most distant points, have proceeded from a single area, the birthplace of their early progenitors

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74. Facts, such as these, admit of no sort of explanation on the ordinary view of independent creation; whereas, on the view here maintained, it is obvious that the Galapagos Islands would be likely to receive colonists from America, whether by occasional means of transport or (though I do not believe in this doctrine) by formerly continuous land, and the Cape Verde Islands from Africa; such colonists would be liable to modification—the principle of inheritance still betraying their original birthplace

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75. 36 27 la Mecque: 'Mecca,' in Arabia, the birthplace of Mohammed; the Holy City to which every good Mohammedan goes in pilgrimage at least once

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76. This state of brutality and imbecility is produced by taking men in their youth, before they have yet had time to gain any clear conception of morality; and then, having removed them from all the natural conditions of human life, from home, family, birthplace, and the possibility of intelligent labor, by shutting them up together in barracks, where, dressed in a peculiar uniform, to the accompaniment of shouts, drums, music, and the display of glittering gewgaws, they are daily forced to perform certain prescribed evolutions

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77. As the birthplace of aversion quickly reaching a maturity of detestation and hate; as the hothouse of interest growing speedily into full bloom of liking and love, there is no place like a country house

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