Sentence examples for progeny into a from inspiring English sources

The newest one is also the most entertaining, because it includes pretend water polo players, staged standardized tests and outright bribery, all to help desperate rich people and TV stars buy their progeny into a top-flight school.

Trey Anastasio's singing voice resembles an enthusiastic father trying to lure his progeny into a vehicle so he can take them to a zoo or something.

When these plates had starved, we washed each population of progeny into a well containing lysis buffer in a 96-well plate.

Out-breeding with continually backcrossing of hybrid progeny into a wild genome may result in dilution of the domesticated-induced phenotype and a reversion to wild phenotype [ 26, 27].

He pushed and tweaked his progeny into an ensemble that played at the Apollo Theater and the 1939 World's Fair as well as local proms and weddings; family anecdote has it that he once refused to allow his daughter Ethel to attend her prom at Bay Shore High School.

By the time David, Valérie and their newborn and David's other progeny swarm into a euphoric group hug, "Starbuck" is up to its eyeballs in mush.

On the day he was admitted, Friedrich Trump was duly questioned by the authorities, and his information, including his last name, which would be written in ever-larger letters by his progeny, entered into a ledger.

While embryonic stem (ES) cells derived from the inner cell mass of the blastocyst can give rise to all tissues and cell types, their progeny segregates into a multitude of tissue-specific stem and progenitor cells.

The assembly of new virus particles, (i.e. the packaging of progeny genome into a capsid which can survive outside the host cell) is not fully understood.

These SNV's are not useful as genetic markers, since both parents and all progeny fall into a single "heterozygous" cluster and there is no genetic segregation of alleles.

Since the show is about Momma Rose's attempt to turn her progeny into vaudeville stars, it sits perfectly in a traditional proscenium theatre.