Parkman describes the Mohawks as the fiercest, the boldest, yet most politic savages to whom the American forests ever gave birth and nurture.
The seignior was usually a person of some consideration by birth and education.
For on the old Moon there was not yet such a consciousness ofbirth and death as man now possesses.
However, the encounter can in no wise crush us, for we then know of other worlds of which we are ignorant during the life between birth and death.
Physical sense-perception is able to perceive only what takes place in the physical body, processes which are enacted within the “domain of birth and death.
The literary acquirements and worldly tact of Talbot, joined to the adventitious circumstances of birth and fortune, enabled him to effect this object, so desirable in polished society, far better than we generally find it effected now.
I shall not again have to dance to the tune of birth and death.
It was atrocious how middle-class young women nowadays ran after young men of birth and fortune.
She'd School Board them if they were her servants; she'd show them the sort of respect that was due to people of birth and education.
Thou art the grantor of bodies or physical forms unto those that constantly revolve in the universe of birth and death.
Thou art the giver of that Nirvana which, O puissant one, Yatis, standing in fear of birth and death, strive for so hard.
Mankind is prone to look at the brighter stars of birth and boodle.
These three stars of Brains, Birth and Boodle, are three aristocracies.
Then sprang the portals of the chamber wide, And Princess Emma entered, in the pride Of birth and beauty, that in part o'er-came The conscious terror and the blush of shame.
The mystery Of birth anddeath we cannot comprehend.
The growth of nations presents something analogous to this: they all bear some marks of their origin; and the circumstances which accompanied their birth and contributed to their rise affect the whole term of their being.
Lawyers belong to the people by birth and interest, to the aristocracy by habit and by taste, and they may be looked upon as the natural bond and connecting link of the two great classes of society.
On the base, in raised letters, is the word "Fillmore," and farther up is the inscription which proclaims his name and the dates of birth and death.
The mound was trodden level with the ground, and the inscription on the coarse granite obelisk was beaten off and unreadable except for the dates of birth and death.
Below is Mrs. Johnson's name with the dates of birth and death, and the words, "In Memory of Father and Mother.
For it is by the marvellous mercy of our Lord that we may cast aside the anguish of birth and death, in the shining hope of our Eternal Kingdom.
One Ark only, that Ark of the Divine Promise of our merciful Father, doth voyage and bear us unto the shore of the eternal peace—even us who so long have drifted hither and thither in the ocean of birth and death.
By that faith alone, like unto a jewel of price, we who in this sinful world have our being, may enter into the Eternal Kingdom, being eternally freed from the yoke of birth and death.
Whoso attaineth unto the True Faith is in unity with them that return no more to birth and death, for having thus attained, they pass onward into Nirvana, their lives being ended.
Yet could we not root out our earthly desires which are the very seed of birth and death.
Their dress, manner, and the pure Tuscan of the one who had addressed him, indicated them of birth and station; but all else was a riddle which he could not solve.
He walks forth from the circle of birth and habit; he is deaf to the little motives of little men.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "birth and" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
