Sentence examples for brethren's from inspiring English sources

The K2000 borrows many of its older brethren's internals like the Sony 10.2-megapixel sensor that's found in the K200D, a 2.7-inch TFT LCD, dust removal system and Shake Reduction technology.

Just ask Catholic clerics who are having to apologise for their brethren's child abuse.

Hayword has consulted yours and your brethren's wills, your portraits, and your household inventories.

But the sentiment for injured players is similar to their healthy brethren's: We are part of the Giants, several said.

He is dour about the brethren's obscenities and profanities while talking with one another on CB radio.

Their cash flows are much less predictable than their bigger brethren's; they suffer higher rates of default through the economic cycle.

True, some of my brethren ― let's call them one percenters ― have adapted to those changes and continue to do very well indeed.

Often solar powered, with a plethora of functions and a price tag less than half that of a simple mechanical watch, the G-Shock and its quartz brethren (Omega's Speedmaster X-33 and Timex's Ironman) are the overwhelming favorites of special-operations troops, search-and-rescue pilots, and NASA, which has approved only these three and the mechanical Omega Speedmaster Professional for space flight.

There's also hope for my fellow ADHD brethren: Interaxon's Muse headband is like a mind-reading meditation coach.

Not the Cubs, perhaps, but their Gaelic brethren: Ireland's national soccer team.

Just as notable, though, are the people siding with the military against Morsi and his brethren: Egypt's senior judges.