Sentence examples for descendant from from inspiring English sources

One of them was a descendant from the original 17th century Wangunk proprietors.

The phylogenic analysis suggested that Gayal was a hybrid descendant from crossing of male wild gaur and female domestic cattle.

Although the origin of Brahmi is still uncertain and hotly discussed, it is commonly accepted that the Kharosthi alphabet is a direct descendant from the Aramaic alphabet.

In other words, living species with simple behaviour patterns are sometimes descendant from ancestral species with more complex behaviours, and vice versa.

Thus, reasonable conjecture based upon these observations is that Gayal is a hybrid descendant from crossing of male wild gaur and female domestic cattle.

Perhaps those of us descendant from settler peoples are finally ready to learn some of the wisdom that Aboriginal people have never lost.

A significant portion of Roman Catholics are descendants from immigrants from different European Catholics.

Syria's ethnic Armenians, descendants from survivors of the Ottoman massacres in 1915, are also queasy.

Jurassic crinoids are descendants from the one group that survived the Permian-Triassic mass extinction.

"We are descendants from the original people of Tlaxcala," said Gabriel Aguilar, a Ditmas Park resident.

It remained with Gerard of Châtenois and his male descendants from 1048 to 1431.