Sentence examples for an ancestry from inspiring English sources

He certainly picked an auspicious moment to throw an ancestry Lollapalooza.

Few however have as complicated an ancestry as the Lost Cherokees.

Tom Jones wants to take an ancestry test to find out if he's black.

That is to say that I had possibly been awarded an ancestry courtesy of a fraction of my DNA.

Others live on crippled by the shame of an ancestry they cannot redeem, or claim Germans too as "social victims".

He now has an ancestry visa – his maternal grandfather was born in England – and is correctly registered.

Moreover, in an age of "slow", eco, sustainable fashion, in which heritage has become the watchword, fur can boast an ancestry of 100,000 years.

Here, 65% of the population identifies with an ancestry other than Australian, British or Irish, and 48.4% were born overseas (top 10 in both categories).

No, according to Tebbit, where Cameron, Miliband, Farage et al have been going wrong is their failure to apply an ancestry test.

Not content with her real forebears -- Scottish on one side, German on the other -- she concocted an ancestry replete with Highland chieftains, Norse royalty and French kings.

"When the letter arrived from Finders, merely asking if I was Mary's sister, I thought it was from an ancestry-tracing company and almost put it in the bin.