Sentence examples for offspring of two from inspiring English sources

Broyard was actually the offspring of two black parents.

Fowles's parents were offspring of two wealthy merchant families in decline.

They are the crossbred offspring of two earlier types of pooled portfolios: mutual funds (or unit trusts) and investment trusts.

In the case of the Wang family, the children were the offspring of two sons and their wives.

Instead of producing the first offspring of two Kentucky Derby winners, however, Genuine Risk delivered a stillborn colt.

And think about the following: The sons of eight former National Football League players will be on the field Saturday, including offspring of two Hall of Famers.

The fluffy gray chick is the first offspring of two penguins brought to the aquarium a year ago because of their high degree of genetic diversity.

Crops grown from hybrid seeds (the offspring of two or more selected parental varieties and known as F1) yield vegetables of high quantity and quality.

So making forecasts about the development of the mobile Internet, the offspring of two such spectacularly unpredictable technologies, is clearly dangerous.

It turns out to be the offspring of two very different parent varieties they have less genetic material in common, in fact, than humans do with chimpanzees.

In the sheep and fleece pavilion at the Royal Easter show, the offspring of two old bloodlines met face to face.