Sentences with phrase «town of one's birth»

In the novel, the protagonist, much like Espen himself, runs away from the Danish factory town of his birth and finds work on board a British ship, where he meets Wakefield (Stuart Graham), an ill - tempered ne'er - do - well.

The focal point of the novel occurs when Elhanan, as a member of the partisan forces, returns to the town of his birth.

The Romans, legendary record keepers, had nothing to say about his life, his trial, his death... not a word... not even a record that the town of his birth even existed.

The town of his birth was now in Russia but his language was German.

And throughout his adult life, he was loyal to the town of his birth and to the politics of the Labour party, which he harnessed to try to help the people he represented.

Rubizhne is the town of birth of MMA Heavyweight Champion Fedor Emelianenko.

Running on the newly named, dated and priced Xbox One X in 4K, the Assassin's Creed Origins gameplay shows new protagonist Bayek returning to Siwa, the town of his birth, to kill a false oracle.

He may have had a chance to solidify his life in the town of his birth, surrounded by people he knew and who knew him.

A likely version is that Diat borrowed the idea of the soup from earlier generations but added his own innovation by serving it cold, and named it after the town of his birth, Vichy in France.

[12] In 1994, Kounellis held an exhibition titled Ionion, in which he displayed his work on a boat docked in his town of birth in Piraeus, Greece.

In Action with a Fuse, 1989, he burned a fuse along the railway line from the town of his birth to that of his current home.

Discovering that Bakenberg the town of his birth (located in apartheid - era KwaNdebele «homeland») was not even on the maps he was shown at school, Langa assembled his own map and inserted himself into it.

Horace Pippin died on July 6, 1946, of a stroke in the town of his birth.

She also changed her last name to Chicago after the town of her birth, shunning the patriarchal and societal construct of taking the father's last name, and pioneered Feminist art and art education through a unique program for women at California State University, Fresno, a pedagogical approach that she has continued to develop over the years.