Sentence examples for offspring of time from inspiring English sources

"Of all the offspring of time, Error is the most ancient, and is so old and familiar an acquaintance, that Truth, when discovered, comes upon most of us like an intruder, and meets the intruder's welcome," Mackay wrote, adding that "a misdirected zeal in matters of religion" befogs the truth most grievously.

If you warn your troubled offspring ahead of time, they could run.

On a freezing Saturday last month, Ms. Weatherup spent a chunk of the day in the low-ceilinged basement peering at the bar's special ice machine, a $6,000 Clinebell CB300X2, which looks like the offspring of a time machine and immersion circulator.

Hence, the total concentration of the complex contaminant mixture spans the range found in CINMS sea lions over a 30-year period and likely includes current concentrations found with the most susceptible population, that is, offspring of first-time pregnant animals, which are reported to have nearly a 10-fold higher concentration of DDTs and PCBs (Gilmartin et al. 1976).

You may not have the money to help with the mortgage directly, but with rents at a record high, housing your offspring for any length of time will provide a big boost to his or her savings.

This would mean that a naked mole-rat queen can produce a mass of offspring of approximately 140 times her own body mass.

Moreover, the male offspring development time of Sp colony was shorter than Ma colony (Fig. 3; t-test: t38 = −2.796, P<0.01).

Female water fleas typically release a brood of offspring each time they molt (shed their exoskeleton).

To maximize the chances of fertilization and survival of offspring, fish species time reproduction to occur at optimal times.

You can set up the software to limit the amount of time your offspring spend online each day, or specify which hours of the day they're allowed to dial in.

Children are physically active for barely half the 60 minutes a day the government says is needed to keep them fit and healthy – while parents wildly overestimate the amount of time their offspring spend taking exercise.