Sentence examples for this descendant from inspiring English sources

Shorto's article on liberalism and New York left this descendant of Pilgrims just a tad miffed.

How, for instance, could this descendant know the intricacies of Lucinda's night out in a Chinese betting shop?

It is said that Margaret Thatcher modelled her public speaking voice on a recording of this descendant of the Plantagenets and Macbeths.

Indeed, in her nearly 20 years as an American actress, this descendant of Welsh coal miners and schoolteachers has garnered more of a reputation for reliability than for flamboyance.

The color blocking, the odd materials (fur, mohair, astrakhan, rubber), the bonded and seamless structure produced by this descendant of English master tailors placed him squarely in the company of those who treat clothing the male body as an engineering project.

The collection included a tract written by this descendant replying to Delmedigo's criticism of the Kabbalah in Sefer Behinat Hadat.

"There are other groups that are trying to dig back into their Jewish past in Spain, but in this case the descendants of this community are something very distinct, so this memorial could only have taken place in Majorca".

This century, the descendant of genetic modification has emerged as synthetic biology.

This is the descendant of the firm that entered the history books by erecting "Levittowns" for returning World War II veterans.

But we can say one thing with certainty: this billionaire descendant of Northern Europeans has no clue what it means to be black in America.

ROY ROGERS-DALE EVANS MUSEUM CONTENTS This year descendants of this Hollywood western couple shut down the museum, in Missouri, and consigned its artifacts to a handful of auction houses.