Sentence examples for offspring off from inspiring English sources

For instance, some plants and animals disperse so slowly over the generations that rapid warming might kill them or their offspring off before they can spread to a suitable new habitat.

He was prone to tinkering with the tax regime like a fussy mother seeing her offspring off to school.

It is suitable for anode material of magnesium battery for its small hydrogen evolution, less self-corrosion rate and easy to shed corrosive offspring off.

Lately, the subject of what parents (always pointed toward women) wear to drop their offspring off at school is a hot topic - aren't we lucky?

Harry (now 37) and Ginny, accompanied by Ron and Hermione, watch as their offspring set off from King's Cross for a new term at Hogwarts.

It could have been the eccentricities of the holiday season, but the beaches were almost empty, pockmarked with French and English families, patiently filling and emptying buckets for their smaller members or watching as the more adventurous offspring headed off to sea or to the rock-pools to do battle with spume and crabs.

It's a multigenerational journey north as the butterflies and their offspring feed off milkweed.

Parker is a single parent who chases her teen-aged daughter (Abigail Breslin) into the midtown Manhattan madness when her offspring runs off to meet friends after being forbidden to do so.

If it is stable, a higher investment in a lower number of offsprings pays off, because they are less likely to be lost.

Straightforward tests to detect Mendelian inconsistencies exist that count the number of opposing homozygous marker (e.g. SNP) genotypes between parent and offspring (PAR-OFF).

But in fact the protesters who took to the streets in Bradford and other mill towns were themselves the offspring of other far-off theocratic politics in the subcontinent.