Sentence examples for little offspring from inspiring English sources
The correction should have run in the same newspaper where the original error and all its little offspring had appeared.
There is plenty of humour, to be sure; a couple of electric toothbrushes buzzing along to Schumann on the sink while their owners are out, the taps like two bright little offspring; a mirrored pool sprouting fibre-optic reeds ideally suited to the rich executive Narcissus loitering in the atrium of some conference hotel.
After their eggs hatch, their little offspring scurry down the beach, where many of them are snapped up by hungry birds.
Two parents and their fuzzy little offspring, all in fursuit, skipped by me and my heart grew two sizes.
Actually, we call each other "snowflakes" sarcastically, but some parents really feel as if their little offspring can do no wrong.
The fact that no juvenile dodos have been found in the Mare aux Songes swamp, where most dodo remains have been excavated, may indicate that they produced little offspring, that they matured rapidly, that the breeding grounds were far away from the swamp, or that the risk of miring was seasonal.
As BGR points out, it's lookin' to be the pretty-little-offspring of the Samsung F480 and the Samsung Instinct.
Although sows invest relatively little per offspring, their energy expenditure during the lactation period on the litter as a whole is substantial, and this is reflected in the great weight loss in many sows (e.g., reviewed by Drake et al. 2008).
Genetic mixing over time can allow evolution to select for more resistant offspring; little mixing means little resistance.
They were known as China's "little emperors" – the offspring of one-child families born after the country's draconian family planning policy was introduced in 1979.
Special recognition must go to Iaiai, who sent in reviews for a huge amount of music this week, including albums as diverse as Ms Dynamite's A Little Deeper, the Offspring's Smash and Primordial's To the Nameless Dead.
