Sentence examples for descendant's from inspiring English sources

This is the artist's childhood home, from his birth in 1864 in the nearby town of Albi to his move to Paris 18 years later, and it's these early years that are his descendant's speciality.

It re-emerged this summer, with original receipts, when a descendant's estate was cleaned out.

Colleen Green Goldmine Taken from their Descendant's referencing EP "Milo Goes To Compton", this is perfectly minimalist pop-punk.

7. The present-day Lord Cardigan, who joined the commemorations, is fed up with jokes at his descendant's expense.

Its effects will be felt by the youngest for decades, a final blow from baby boomers who have, obliviously or otherwise, systematically spoiled their descendant's chances over the course of their lifetimes.

Through both the Board and the Descendant's Branch, she helped to teach historically accurate and nationally important facts about Patrick Henry's life and influence before and during the American Revolution.

Moulay Ismail's descendant, Morocco's current ruler King Mohammed VI, has a spectacular residence on the outskirts of Tangier.

In writing about Deborah and the rest of Henrietta's descendants, Skloot's well-meaning empathy winds up feeling manipulative, even condescending.

Amy Tan is Kingston's descendant, and in full disclosure, I was Kingston's student at Berkeley.

Fay was a descendant of New York's Harriman family, a Wasp….

Its most famous descendant was George Orwell's 1946 essay "Politics and the English Language".