Sentence examples for most daughters from inspiring English sources

Most Daughters descend from Anglo-Saxons - writer defines this group.

But most daughters end up staying with their parents.

He's like an uncle to Katie and I sense she's got a better relationship with him than most daughters do with their fathers.

Sepetys writes these scenes with rawness and palpable emotional unease; most daughters fear they will become like their mothers, but for the daughters of prostitutes the stakes are momentous.

With her Olympic medal and her prodigious work record, she is certainly a credit to him, but in common with most daughters of misogynous fathers she has not so much underplayed her own femininity as strangled it at birth.

So I did what most daughters do, I called my mother who I anticipated would empathize with my dilemma.

Frame-by-frame analyses suggested that this was difficult to achieve and we lost track of most daughter pairs at some point for two main technical reasons: 1) short periods of being slightly out of focus; 2) migration of these cells close to other labeled cells.

Significantly, most daughter cells, regardless of their class, inherited GFP-CFTR foci.

While most daughter cells are born young, i.e. with a full replicative potential, mother cells age with each budding cycle and therefore generate only a limited number of daughter cells ((Mortimer and Johnston, 1959) and reviewed in (Denoth Lippuner et al., 2014)).

Lila and Elena are the most remarkable daughters of a poor neighborhood in Naples (also Ferrante's city).

Since most DES daughters in our cohort are still relatively young (44.0 years), longer follow-up is warranted to examine cancer risks at ages when cancer occurs more frequently.