Sentence examples for maybe offspring from inspiring English sources

"And maybe Offspring -- from their six albums I heard only four".

Maybe your offspring pose a threat.

And yet, here's the great irony — I couldn't honestly tell you how much I'm spending on text messaging (with two college-age offspring, maybe I don't really want to know).

They are your accidental political offspring — "maybe the first independent political class in modern Russian history," says Max Trudolyubov, the editorial page editor of the Vedomosti newspaper — and now they want a voice in their future.

Or maybe our digital offspring are fascinated to hear about typing applications, armed with Wite-Out and Ko-Rec-Type, and the excitement of rushing to the post office to get manila envelopes postmarked by close of business on the last possible day.

They conjured up for us a layer of people who are not simply different, but worse – people whom an honest striver would never meet, because their activities are so few, their social tendrils limited to picking up their benefits and maybe popping out offspring.

However, progeny testing for a complex trait requires the evaluation of many offspring (maybe as many as 15 20) to best estimate a dog's genetic potential.

Maybe pop out an offspring or two.

Maybe it is the offspring of their Mennonite faith, choosing the path of caring over condemnation.

Maybe you want your offspring to rub shoulders with the Obama girls at Sidwell Friends School in D.C. You'll be looking at $33,268 a year for the lower school.

The excessive maternal glucocorticiods in bereaved mothers [15] may have such a direct fetal programming effect on obesity in the offspring, and maybe a plausible explanation for the findings we presented here.