Sentence examples for offspring of a from inspiring English sources
Tigon, offspring of a tiger and a lioness.
Liger, offspring of a lion and a tigress.
They are offspring of a Bezoar, a prehistoric, mind-possessing parasite that lives under the school.
Mary Wright, the offspring of a remarkable marriage, ended her years in Swindon.
The studio was one of many offspring of a new ethnic policy.
He twenty in all, the offspring of a pair he trapped and tamed years ago.
Dr. Farwell's concept is an offspring of a vast body of research on the electrical activity of the brain.
Clearly, being the offspring of a tyrant makes them a special case, but no less morally culpable for that fact.
The Public Theater itself usually seemed to hang back in the shadows, like the timid offspring of a glamorous star.
She was the last surviving offspring of a revered former prime minister, Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto.
Or it could be the offspring of a blue whale and another species - and hence truly alone of its kind.
