Sentence examples for daughters of the same from inspiring English sources

These expatriates tend to be Democrats and union members, or sons and daughters of the same.

Thus, sons receive more attention than daughters of the same generation from the family.

The sacrifice of breeding opportunities by most individuals has long been explained as a consequence of these species' unusual haplodiploid method of sex determination, which has the paradoxical consequence that two sterile worker daughters of the same queen share more genes with each other than they would with their offspring if they could breed.

Alternatively, gene expression patterns might coincide with broader physiological processes due to aging and thus dwarf eldest daughters would have gene expression profiles most similar to regular autumn daughters of the same age cohort.

It is complicated when John falls in love with Lorna — supposedly daughter of the same Doone who killed his father.

Two women characters, the new wife and daughter of the same man, 'shook hands like men, eyeing each other as though looking for toeholds'.

And nothing good can come of Nimrode's teenage daughter Dana – sullen, bitchy and sexually promiscuous to the point of parody, and a rough prototype for Brody's daughter of the same name.

She had a daughter of the same name who at age 10 could speak four languages, and Mrs. Stoner found this so impressive that she founded the League for Fostering Geniuses.

He shows us the drunk who wanders off to the pub with his ballot paper, the first-time voters who think they're choosing a prime minister and the mother and daughter of the same name (played by Judi Dench and Finty Williams) who launch into a furious family row when they discover only one of them is officially registered.

Maybe the best manifestation of June's contagious ability to thrive is that as a single mother, she managed to raise a wonderful daughter of the same breed: a prominent professional working for the federal government -- and also a talented performing musician, Dr. Christina Sevilla.

In early 1687, within a matter of days, Anne miscarried, her husband caught smallpox, and their two young daughters died of the same infection.