Sentence examples for offspring about from inspiring English sources

The survey found that communication between parents and offspring about drugs was important, but that tales of parental drug use reduced anti-drug sentiment in kids.

LOS ANGELES — Andrew van den Houten, a producer and director, made his movie "Offspring," about a baby-hungry cannibal clan, with a boost from the taxpayers of Michigan.

In the study, published in the journal BJOG, researchers at University College London analyzed the habits of a large group of pregnant women and then tracked their offspring, about 10,500 children in all, through grade school.

What she undergoes instead is a forcible immersion in Desmond's personal life, what with a wife and ex-wife of dramatic disposition, the old man's reiterated regrets for the woman he should have married, and unsatisfactory offspring about the place.

The 2.5m AIDS orphans in the six countries are especially vulnerable: their parents have often died before they could teach their offspring about farming, or how to forage for wild roots and fruit in dry years.

Attracting sponsors (beyond Nike) to underwrite his academy has been a problem thus far, but there has been no shortage of local parents willing to have the ever-irascible McEnroe lecture their offspring about their critical first step toward the ball.

The blind, hairless, toothless offspring weigh about 6.1 g and are 50 mm in length.

Comparison offspring were about 1.5 to 2 cm taller than BEN offspring; however, the latter were on average 1.5 kg heavier.

The thing is, most offspring set about doing this when they are about 14.

This shows that information-sharing is not about the parent giving information to the offspring, but about the parent sharing information with the child.

And ultimately, I think it's because Offspring is about love.