Examples of 'born in the house' in a sentence
Meaning of "born in the house"
born in the house: This phrase can refer to someone who is born or raised in a particular household or family. It may also be used metaphorically to describe someone who is closely associated with a specific place or group
How to use "born in the house" in a sentence
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born in the house
She was born in the house next door.
In those days you were born in the house.
I was born in the house near the big cranes.
The puppies are born in the house.
I was born in the house where we live.
You were the only one that was born in the house.
He was born in the house of cattle.
His brother Dan was born in the house.
Ellie was born in the house and knew everyone there.
Baby Cornelius was born in the house.
Was born in the house and had seen all the children born.
Having a baby born in the house.
Was born in the house of a martial arts instructor of the Odaka clan.
Here they reared ten children, three of whom were born in the house.
My mother was born in the house she lives in now.
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And here you've got the bread of life born in the house of bread.
Born in the House of Samurai.
All of our litters are born in the house and spend their first bit inside.
In all, eleven Vallejo children were born in the house.
Doubtless she herself was born in the house and had seen all the children born.
Right . You were the only one that was born in the house.
But I was born in the house of Leo … with Jupiter rising at twenty-three degrees ascendant.
Lithuanian historian, theologian and translator Albert Wijuk Kojałowicz was born in the house.
He was born in the House of Nassau as Count of Nassau-Dillenburg.
She was born in the house and lived there for 20 years.
Azad was born in the house of Saeed Ahmad, in Khushab, city of Punjab, Pakistan.
Young was born in the house in 1921 and lived there through his high school years.
Ihsan Nuri was born in the house of his father Elî Qulî in Bitlis in 1893.
