Sentence examples for a bloodline from inspiring English sources

Wanting to end a bloodline?

He comes from a bloodline of fighting Furys going back to the 19th Century.

He guessed that taking her husband's name had hidden a bloodline from somewhere far away.

"MICROWAVE 5" This better than average summer drawing show makes a persuasive case for a bloodline of evanescent, intelligent abstraction.

India's soft state encourages the conglomerate form of doing business, whether owned by a bloodline or not.

The consequence of being in thrall to a bloodline is a weak party that lacks shared policies or common values.

In a November 2004 interview Boyarsky said that although the team would like to pursue a Bloodlines sequel, the decision was Activision's.

It looks at inbreeding coefficients, degree of relatedness, age of the animals and whether a bear is of a rare bloodline or a common one.

He doesn't come from a prestigious bloodline or a formal art education.

So when you're in the South, you're dealing with a direct bloodline of a very oppressive culture of policing.

The morning E train feels more like an economic bloodline than a subway ride, and like all of Queens, it runs on Arabic, Urdu, Spanish, Russian, Mandarin and a dose of English.