Sentence examples similar to offspring- from inspiring English sources

The presenter asked why childless couples should be asked to fund other people's offspring.

Back at home meanwhile they had just got planning permission to turn the garage beside their humble two-up-two down semi in Finglas into a games room for the kids which would be equipped with the latest plasma 36" TV screens, full-size pool table, sofa beds for sleepovers, fridges, microwaves and all the other mod cons to keep their offspring happy and out of mum and dad's hair.

So crowded with offspring was the family portrait that the former Pennsylvania senator even carried one infant on his shoulders.

The respective offspring have been given a noticeably high profile by the competing campaigns.

Although the internet itself is 30, its most celebrated offspring - the world wide web - is barely five years old as a mass phenomenon.

Or is there an underlying evolutionary drive whereby sex outside a relationship could potentially give you more offspring if you are a man, or better-quality children if you're a woman?

Those of us who have a normal relationship with teenage offspring long ago gave up commenting on what they choose to wear.

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

It will be devoted to news and pictures of celebrity mothers and their offspring.

The only evidence, from unfaithful monogamous birds, is that such offspring are actually punier.

Forms of altruism are hardwired into all creatures who live in social groups, in the same way that deep evolutionary instincts drive parents to quite extreme behaviour to ensure the survival of their offspring.