Sentence examples for whose descendents from inspiring English sources

A continent we think of as a big pink island populated by prisoners whose descendents are loud and drink a lot of beer.

He designed the famous small-block Chevy V-8, which was introduced on the 1955 model, and whose descendents are still used in the Corvette, today.

During the 1880s and 1890s, families such as the Rockefellers, Pulitzers, Fords, Morgans, Astors and Vanderbilts many of whose descendents still come here built grand homes, sailed their yachts, picnicked, rode its extensive network of trails and generally enjoyed the company of like-minded souls.

At some point, dinosaurs -- whose ancestors were cold-blooded reptiles and whose descendents are warm-blooded birds -- probably evolved to become warm-blooded.

One was the parable of the Tower of Babel (chap. 11); the other was the account of the post-flood fortunes of Noah's sons Shem, Ham, and Japheth (chaps. 9-10), each of whose descendents were thought to have peopled one of the three regions the known world was traditionally divided into.

I wouldn't dispute the latter statement, especially if RNA editing originated in a relatively AT-rich genome whose descendents were increasingly subjected to a GC drive that tended to make the genome more GC-rich.

It's widely traced back to SoCal trailblazers Descendents, whose 1982 debut full-length, Milo Goes to College, deals entirely with, if not mass shootings, that disconnected mind that so often leads up to such tragedy.

But the plans are being opposed by the descendents of Northup, whose memoir the film was based on.

As the descendents of people whose ancestors survived colonization -- and as survivors ourselves -- our dream of liberation and freedom is one that requires that we get there together.

"I've had relatives who served in World War I, World War II," said Pete Gullo, a descendent of Jacob Nicklis, whose body may have been one of those interred.

As for the former inhabitants of B-Mor, whose bloodlines run through some of the descendents of the original Chinese settlers, including Fan's boyfriend, the narrator characterizes them with a mixture of begrudging respect, disdain, and rueful melancholy.