Sentence examples for offspring of his from inspiring English sources

Both children are the offspring of his 2001 marriage to Claire, a former TV presenter.

But when three of those vying for the position are offspring of his two marriages, the process gets downright complicated.

By killing a female's offspring, a male then gains the chance to have offspring of his own with her.

The gruff octogenarian never had children himself and was not especially close to the offspring of his third wife, Hilda, either.

If Randolph was her father, her closest relations would be the four offspring of his son Winston, the late Tory MP, or Arabella's two children.

This was made possible by the author's access to previously secret private documents, including Stalin's notes and messages, as well as by interviews with the surviving offspring of his closest companions.

Each of the yearlings was the offspring of stallions his Darley breeding operation owns.

There are women of a certain age around the big city who regard him as a surrogate offspring because of his earnestness.

There are credible reports from his disaffected offspring (four of his 13 children left the church) that he was physically abusive to his wife, Marge; he was violent to his children and had an intermittent problem with pills.

But she started out as the youngest of the Mitford sisters – the country chick of that sophisticated brood, the extraordinary offspring of Lord Redesdale and his wife, Sydney.

He'd probably wince at the term but he is, of course, the offspring of radio royalty – his dad being none other than John Peel – which makes spotting inherited traits irresistible.