Sentence examples for belgian descent from inspiring English sources

Her father, of Belgian descent, was a biochemistry professor at the University of Alaska and her mother, of Swiss-German extraction, was a language teacher.

Died Tuesday, April 19th at NYU Medical Center at the age of 85. Born New Year's Eve , 1919 of Irish and Belgian descent, "Charley" knew no bounds of nationality, race or creed.

We examined a large three-generation family from Belgian descent with EDS-HT.

However, an exception should be noted: the infants of mothers of non-Belgian descent are more often given the recommended nutrition despite lower income and a lower level of maternal education, as has been reported by other European authors.

The lower risk for infants of being exposed to tobacco smoking when the mother speaks little or no French may be explained by the fact that the majority of women of non-Belgian descent come from cultures in which it is rarer for women to smoke tobacco.

She is of Belgian-Jewish descent; her mother was liberated from Auschwitz 18 months before Diane was born.

He planned to travel with his girlfriend, a Belgian of Algerian descent, whom his father described as "extremist".

At the center of the plot appears to have been Abdelhamid Abaaoud, a 28-year-old Belgian of Moroccan descent.

Vincent Kompany, a Belgian of Congolese descent and the captain of English champions Manchester City, tweeted, "How about becoming extremely intolerant to racist idiots?

A myth has evolved around Paul M. G. Lévy, a Belgian of Jewish descent, who vowed that if he should survive the war, he would convert to Christianity.

Mohammed Abrini, a Belgian of Moroccan, descent, gained notoriety as the man with a white hat, after he was seen walking away in an apparent snap decision not to commit suicide alongside his two mates in the March 22 suicide attack at Brussels airport in which 34 people were killed.