Sentence examples for from bloodline from inspiring English sources
Though China once considered all overseas Chinese eligible for citizenship, it switched its criterion in 1954 from bloodline to birthplace.
They reportedly adopted the term "Australian Cattle Dog" to refer to the dogs being bred from bloodlines originating from Thomas Hall's "heelers", and prominent members of the group concentrated on breeding these lines.
If close relatives of such a dog are used for breeding, they should be mated to dogs from bloodlines with low or no occurrence of the same disease.
He comes from a bloodline of fighting Furys going back to the 19th Century.
But two stars in particular jump out from his bloodline when thoughts turn to winning the Belmont: Man o' War and Seattle Slew.
Zhang Xiaogang's "Family Portrait," a figurative work from his "Bloodline Series" inspired by 1920s photographs, brought $4.4 million $4.9 millionn including premium), well above its $2.5 million to $3.5 million estimate.
Anyone and everyone can now pronounce on Twitter an opinion on the first "middle class" bride to be added to a roster of princesses who once were chosen from a bloodline as distinguished as those of Queen Elizabeth's horses.
He may not exactly be a travelling man these days, but Fury will tell you it's the Romany in him that makes him what he is, coming from a bloodline of fighting Furys going back to the 19th century.
Weir's gravitation towards human behaviour over spectacle (the story is largely told from perspective of Arthur trying to make sense of it all) keeps the film distinct from the bloodline of Ozploitation movies, which came into being around the time of its release and delved much more willingly into vulgarity and gross-out.
The PalmPilot also emerged from this bloodline when Palm Computing introduced its first PDA in 1996.
(Comparing his DNA profile with the foundation's database, this reporter found two people who were some 20 generations, or 450 years, away from his bloodline. No luck tracking down any long-lost relatives, however).
