Sentence examples for great progenitor from inspiring English sources

The album's other great progenitor, Dickinson, died a year earlier.

Much of the world of home automation descends from one great progenitor: the television remote control.

The great progenitor of all this heroic hyperbole was Marco Polo, or more probably Rusticello, the scribe who couldn't help but spice things up, being a writer of fictional romances himself.

Celeste is conniving, vicious, amoral, and explicit in a way that would give her great progenitor, Lolita's Humbert Humbert, a heart attack.

McKibben: Ethan Allen, the great Vermont progenitor.

Together, these studies assign the embryonic origin of the great vessel progenitors to the interface between the pharyngeal and cardiac mesoderm, identify the transcription factor code required for their specification, and reveal an unexpected plasticity in the formation of the great vessels.

Even in the surgical mouse models with the greatest myogenic progenitor contribution, approximately half of the cells originated from non-myogenic lineages.

Versions of her game were played for 30 years before Parker Brothers began publishing it as Monopoly and touting Charles Darrow as its Great Depression-era progenitor.

Centuries ago, the first word that would come to mind when a murder took place would be "sin," opening the door automatically to think about the great tempter and progenitor of sin, the serpent in the Garden.

On being thus requested, Brahma looked steadily into the Chuluka-jala (the water of oblation in his palm) and out sprang thence a great warrior, the progenitor of the Chalukyas".

Lady Pierce produced a line that led to Fuchsia, the greatest early trotting progenitor of the French breed.