Sentence examples for brood from from inspiring English sources

He inherited the brood from his father Agrippino, the Papa of their name.

Elsewhere yesterday, BBC1's medical drama Holby City beat ITV1 documentary Britain's Biggest Brood from 8pm.

Whether that was what kept its brood from being born was never clear: those eggs were not recovered.

It's an effort to drag my brood from the pool to explore the treasures the Dordogne has waiting for us.

In 1951, while driving his brood from his home in Memphis to Washington, Wilson was offended and disgusted by the gritty accommodations along the way.

Every year, I'm saying, basically, 'Ah, this is the brood from '96, we were in this particular place.' " It's like when you hear a song on the radio, he said: "It takes you right back to where you were".

Bloody and brooding from the get-go.

The orchestra, brooding from the start, knows everything.

Skilled food sherpas also protect their hungry broods from one of the classic tourist missteps: going to the right place, but ordering the wrong thing.

"Canada" is more contrary: searching and spliced open and self-interrupted by its short slicing chapters, then carried along again by a stream of brooding from a son and brother with a hundred questions and only a few answers.

Cookies are placed on all sorts of household objects and wirelessly synced with the base station, which broods from a distance in the shape of a loving Russian doll.