Sentence examples for spawn themselves from inspiring English sources

In her oddly childlike voice (she has just turned 49) Burchill complained that greens are "supremely unsexy", obsessed with rubbish and the breeding habits of the poor while being "filthy adulterers with four or more spawn themselves".

More or less consciously, individual thinkers and the traditions they spawn frame themselves in terms of an edited past which as in other forms of genealogy they either appropriate, reject, revise, or ignore.

In Defenders of Ardania, however, players must also spawn soldiers themselves.

The man who helped to launch Tomb Raider almost 20 years ago made a point in his speech that video games that were once spin-outs from successful movie franchises are now as likely to spawn the movie idea themselves.

Supermodels may be back, but that doesn't mean that the new generation isn't making its way in -- including the spawn of the models themselves.

The peculiar challenges of wealth, or what is now being referred to in the Valley as "the sudden wealth syndrome," have themselves spawned a variety of enterprises dedicated to helping the rich be rich, or what Judy G. Barber, a marriage and family counselor, calls "the unique issues that children of affluence face".

And because of this re-spawning, the deaths themselves, while always infuriating, can be just as enjoyable to witness as the more victorious moments.

Occasionally, services that spawn healthy cottage industries find themselves in a tight spot when they begin looking for ways to monetize their products.

Some fishes, such as salmon, undergo long migrations from the ocean and up large rivers to spawn in the gravel beds where they themselves hatched (anadromous fishes).

The ventures they created were as diverse as the children themselves and spawned a thriving camp economy, complete with its own currency.

The wise men should be ashamed of themselves for spawning this commercialized gift-giving season.