Sentence examples for offspring play from inspiring English sources

The comings and goings of chaebol-family offspring play the role of minor royalty in the soap opera of national life.

(Maybe the pollster and former Clinton strategist Mark Penn, who claims that he coined "soccer moms", which reduced a whole group of female voters to a sport their offspring play, can take part of the blame for this one).

Facebook is said to be looking at ways of charging parents for games and other apps that their offspring play with.In this section Start the engines, Angela Farewell to Incredible India Let the nippers network Blue berets in the red Let the job-creators in ReprintsMany people are aghast.

How often do you get to see techno legends and their musical offspring play side-by-side in the birthplace of the genre?

On being told his daughter could play a film role as a maid, he informed the mogul that he could afford to hire his own maids and didn't need to have his offspring playing one.

Before continuing to his ribbon factory downtown, he would stop and watch as the clock chimed a new hour, and a bear with a tambourine, a hippopotamus with violin, a goat with pan pipes, a kangaroo and offspring playing horns, and a penguin with a drum circled the base of the clock.

It's Mom, Dad and their offspring playing new games more than twice!

While her other offspring played around, generally doing all the things you don't associate fondly with the experience of getting plastered on your own, this woman approached the bar with a small tin of baby food.

When word comes that Ma's died, her second family in England — gentlemanly John Hurt and his adult offspring played by Frances O'Connor and Ray Stevenson — make the trek from England for the funeral, the first mixing of the clans.

While the game includes its own soundtrack, the player can use their own music stored on the PSP; as noted by Jeff Hasson of Sniper Studios, "for those hard core fans that must have The Offspring playing, they have that option with the Custom Music Player".

NEW ROCHELLE - SOME dozen or more scenes into "Offspring," a play by Jimmy Barden receiving its world premiere in a Blueberry Pond Arts Center production at Fleetwood Stage here, the play's leading lady -- wealthy and white -- is seen perusing the 1993 best seller "Race Matters" by Cornel West.