Sentence examples for descendants later from inspiring English sources

Many of their descendants later moved farther east into Asia under harsh decrees and policies instituted by Soviet leader Joseph Stalin.

Researchers in Germany now have evidence that symmetry was not all Urbilateria bequeathed to its descendants: it may also have passed on a central nervous system, which some of the descendants later lost.

The name Assange is thought to derive from Ah Sang, or Mr. Sang, a Chinese émigré who settled on Thursday Island, off the coast of Australia, in the early eighteen-hundreds, and whose descendants later moved to the continent.

In 1097, representatives of the leading branches of the dynasty, together with their Turkic allies, met at Liubech, north of Kiev, and agreed to divide the Kievan territory among themselves and their descendants; later, however, Vladimir II Monomakh made a briefly successful attempt (1113 25) to reunite the land of Rus.

Some whale ancestors came ashore, and some of their descendants later went back to sea, but neither process involved randomness, nor did they involve progress.

Chastleton House was built by a rich wool merchant, whose descendants later lost their wealth and so could not afford to update the original building.

Many descendants of later immigrants also have found their way to the top of the financial and often political ladder.

Mabel's descendants would later propagate a view of her love for Austin as a beautiful romance, but to Emily's ears it can hardly have seemed elevated.

The Spanish and Portuguese tribunals were departments of state intended initially to detect crypto-Judaism among Jewish converts to Christianity and their descendants and later to detect and eradicate Protestant Christianity.

It is not known whether the new species, along with the 'hobbit', represent earlier dispersals from Africa than Homo erectus, or whether they are descendants who later shrank and evolved new anatomical traits.

Cuba's emancipated blacks were soon caught up in the war of independence with Spain; their descendants were later drawn into the burgeoning sugar industry developed by U.S. capital, much as mixed-race peasants had been in the Dominican Republic and as whites would be in Puerto Rico.