Sentence examples for original brood from inspiring English sources

Sara Jane von Trapp, an administrator at Greenwich Academy, was once married to Christopher von Trapp, the son of the late Rupert von Trapp, one of the original brood.

Noting the increased difficulty of the expansion and its multiplayer success, The Cincinnati Enquirer stated that "While it's rare that an expansion pack reawakens the joy birthed from the original, Brood War proves it's not impossible" and concluding that the expansion was a "worthwhile choice".

The next morning, these bees, the original brood and the food combs were placed into a new box at location B. Bees from the cross (foragers and naïve) were brushed into this hive box as well (Fig. 3.e4).

In Withering Tights, Tallulah is made to cross-dress in her school play as original brooding bad-boy Heathcliff in Wuthering Heights.

For both treatment groups, we added a non-mimetic model egg to clutches at the perimeter of the cup without reducing the original host brood size, because replacement with or addition of parasitic eggs has no effect on host egg rejection responses in this species (Davies and Brooke 1989; Grim et al. 2011).

The same can be said for Death Rock, Black Metal, and any other genre that incorporated gothic elements in to its music, but lacked the original genres' brooding and minimalistic tendencies.

The collector's edition comes with an artbook, 2 GB flash drive modeled after Jim Raynor's dog tag with the original StarCraft and Brood War expansion preloaded, behind-the-scenes DVD, soundtrack, comic book, unique avatar portraits, a unique model for the in-game Thor unit in multiplayer, and a World of Warcraft pet.

Now on with shortened running time, and in the original Welsh, this brooding crime drama (also known as Hinterland) continues to exert a compelling hold for its third run.

Blizzard has just released the original game — plus the Brood War expansion — for free for both PC and Mac.

There are normally two broods, with the original nest being reused for the second brood and being repaired and reused in subsequent years.

Mr. Holmgren's Constantine (his is one of the few names that lines up closely with the original) expounds with a brooding fervor on his disgust with the contemporary theater and his contempt for his mother's art.