Sentence examples for big ancestral from inspiring English sources

His parents lived on a big ancestral estate out in the hills of northwest New Jersey, in a pretty stone modernist house that was supposedly designed by Frank Lloyd Wright and was hung with minor works by famous French Impressionists.

You are the baby and the baby is you, a sprig off that branch, branch off that trunk, a trunk out them roots, a big ancestral tree, a Pando forest of interlocking root systems.

Germany emerges as the Valley's biggest ancestral population source, as it does in the US as a whole.

Finally, from the above analysis, mitotypes for elementary species of Brassica can be regarded as the products of condensation or compaction of a bigger ancestral mitochondrial genome accompanied by long-term evolution history changes that may be necessary for adaptation to their environments, or be random evolutionary events such as mutation.

The very notion of lugging five relatively tiny tots across the big pond to our ancestral home raises several questions.

The current analysis results and the biological background drew us a big imagination of the ancestral rbcL gene adaptation associating with the variations of the atmospheric CO 2 concentration.

This effect is presumably due to assignment errors in the local ancestry that have a much bigger impact if the ancestral locations are further apart.

He had sent many messages asking how we could build a big base station on his ancestral land and yet donate only a small borehole to his people.

The Rev. Masao Kodani, the minister at the temple and Kinnara's guiding light, described the group's accidental beginnings, when, in 1969, he hesitated to put away the big drum after the annual ancestral festival, wanting instead to keep it out and play it.

August is the month of the Buddhist Obon festival when ancestors from the netherworld make their annual visit to their former homes to dance and celebrate, and families from Tokyo and other big cities return to their ancestral homes to welcome back the spirits.

This region is the ancestral home of the Big Three domestic car makers GM, Ford and the American chunk of DaimlerChrysler whose share of American car sales has fallen by 15 percentage points over the past decade, to 58%.