Sentence examples for belgian ancestry from inspiring English sources
The US Census of 1900 records that Lina, like her husband, had English and Belgian ancestry (a Belgian father and an English mother).
Like Clinton, Toledo will have a formidable first lady: Eliane Karp, a left-leaning Jewish anthropologist of French and Belgian ancestry who speaks the indigenous Quechua language better than her husband.
Citizen's Platform was the idea of Mehdi Kassou, a 35-year-old Belgian of Moroccan ancestry who left his job with a Korean company to found the group.
Three unrelated nuclear families of Belgian (families B and C) and Ashkenazi Jewish ancestry (family D), were subsequently evaluated.
People of German descent make up a significant portion of the large white population in South Bend, and, along with those of Polish, Hungarian, Belgian, and Italian ancestry, they are numerous throughout the north.
Mr. Abdeslam, 26, a Belgian-born French citizen of Moroccan ancestry, was the most-wanted man in Europe and had evaded law enforcement for four months.
Captain Archibald Haddock (Capitaine Haddock in Hergé's original version), a Merchant Marine sea captain of disputed ancestry (he may be of Belgian, French, English, or Scottish origin), is Tintin's best friend.
The Belgian draft breeds, the Ardennes and the Trait du Nord share the same ancestry, and the Trait du Nord has a history that is very similar to the Ardennes, due to the influence of the latter breed on the former.
