Sentence examples for descendants which from inspiring English sources

But it was a photo finish with "The Descendants," which won two awards, including best drama.

If so, then what if Animal X bifurcates into two modern groups of descendants which cannot interbreed?

The distant runner-up is the M-16 and its descendants, which have been reproduced fewer than 10 million times.

Alexander Payne's last film The Descendants (which had the advantage of a bona fide movie star in George Clooney) debuted with £1.80m from 403 cinemas.

Its descendants — which are called tetrapods and include tree frogs, blue jays and human beings — typically get around by stepping, flying or jumping.

It's been seven years since Alexander Payne has delivered a feature film seven years since "Sideways"—and now he's back, with "The Descendants," which opens on November 18th.

The second one is the GDFlow, Closest Guaranteed Descendant, which returns the closest child join point that can be reached by all paths starting from the pointcut of interest.

Indeed, if (S_i cap W_i backepsilon v) and (S_i cap W_j backepsilon w,) then by Lemma 20 the vertices v and w have a common descendant, which implies (i=j).

Meanwhile, Bennett Miller's Moneyball took six nominations, as did War Horse, with Alexander Payne's The Descendants - which had been tipped as The Artist's one to beat - taking just five.

"The biggest fantasy was 'The Descendants,' in which the audience was asked to believe that George Clooney would ever be in a long-term relationship," she said.

To the fore in this analysis was music, the music of slaves and their descendants, through which vast numbers of New World citizens interpret their personal experience.