Sentence examples for a son of one from inspiring English sources

Mr. Castaneda, a left-wing writer who teaches at New York University, is a son of one of the most distinguished foreign ministers in Mexico's recent history.

A son of one of the country's smaller ethnic groups, he never had the luxury of drawing on the support of a dominant group.

The young M.B.S. would smile at the encomiums, especially if they came from a son of one of Riyadh's better families.

From the juke joints of the Delta to the feed stores of northern Mississippi, he is called Archie's boy, a son of one of sports' most famous Sons of the South.

But there were a few exceptions, notably an East Harlem assemblyman who was defeated by former Councilman Adam Clayton Powell 4th, a son of one of the most famous politicians in city history.

Duff, a son of one of Cameron's great-grand uncles, was awarded £4,100 – the equivalent of more than £3m today – to compensate him for the 202 slaves he forfeited on a sugar plantation in Jamaica.

Mr. Bernbach was born in Brooklyn, a son of William Bernbach, one of the founders of the advertising agency Doyle Dane Bernbach.

She had a son of twenty-one, Michaël, whom she had struggled to raise on her own.

A witness, the son of one of the six clergymen, said the letter had received a cold reply saying nothing could be done.

After a while, the son of one of his teachers got in touch with him and asked him what he was doing at the restaurant — their sect needed monks who could become abbots of temples.

He even did not utter a word when a 21-year old son of one of his old political comrades and now an exiled Baloch leader, Kachkol Ali, was whisked away from Karachi on August 30th , 2014