Sentence examples for the same bloodline from inspiring English sources

When Japan ruled Korea from 1905-45, racideologuesguesaidid that the two countries shared the same bloodline.

Saturday's was the crowning of the eighth Uga in 54 years, all part of the same bloodline, all selected by Seiler.

Service providers are also faced with addressing other factors that contribute to the prevalence of intellectual disabilities, such as metabolic disorders, and in some regions, consanguinity belonging to the same bloodline.

For millennia, the celebratory rituals have remained constant: firecrackers are lit, vast quantities of pork dumplings are consumed, and generations of the same bloodline gather — often from all four corners of the earth — at the family hearth.

"We have given these products the same blood, the same nerve center, the same bloodline, the same ecosystem to share," Jia said.

Though you do not share the same bloodline as you do with your parents, siblings, and future children, you and your wife share something even more powerful devotion.

Billy, a Kashmir goat, is descended from the same royal bloodline as the original herd, but was not selected from the wild population; he was born in Whipsnade Zoo.

Rock 'n' roll and jazz share so many of the same artistic bloodlines that it's remarkable the two don't fuse more often into the kind of inspired marriage of visceral clout and intellectual savvy conjured by the singer, songwriter and saxophonist Curtis Stigers.

Darwin's ambition was nothing less than an attempt to reconstruct the natural, reproductive bloodline of all of life in a pedigree because organic beings were "related to each other in the same degree in blood" (Darwin 1859: 421).

The two-part drama, which has been adapted by Sarah Phelps from the short story of the same name, will also star Bloodline actor Andrea Riseborough.

All the males in a single bloodline have the same Y-chromosome, except for the tiny mutations that accumulate over generations.