Offspring

He was proud of his African-American offspring.

The new product was an offspring of extensive research and development.

The architect designed the building with the offspring of the surrounding landscape in mind.

The botanist collected the seeds of a rare plant species to grow new offspring in the greenhouse.

The composer was able to offspring a symphony that combined traditional and contemporary elements.

The offspring of the engineer's design was a more efficient and sustainable solution.

The clothing brand released an offspring of its best-selling shirt, with a new pattern.

The offspring of their political campaign was a decisive election win.

The word "gymnasium" offspring from the Greek word "gymnasion".

The tradition of Halloween offspring from ancient Celtic festivals.

The concept of democracy offspring from ancient Greece.

The human species offspring from earlier hominid species.

The artist's offspring inherited her creative talent and pursued careers in the arts.

The research team is working to offspring a cure for the disease.

The ancient texts predicted that the offspring of the chosen one would one day save the kingdom.

She takes pride in her English and Irish offspring.

The chef's culinary creations were the offspring of their years of training and experimentation in the kitchen.

Many popular dishes in the US offspring from other countries, such as pizza from Italy and sushi from Japan.

The offspring of political activism is often change.

The anthropologist studied the offspring of a remote tribe and documented their unique customs and traditions.

The fashion designer is working to offspring a new collection for the upcoming fashion week.

His offspring inherited his love for music and art.

The publisher released an offspring of the bestselling novel, with a sequel.

The farmer took pride in his livestock's healthy offspring.

The company's offspring of innovation was a new product line.

He attributes his success to the offspring of hard work and determination.

The art of photography offspring from early camera obscura designs.

The book documents the history of his family's offspring and their contributions to society.

Many popular musical genres today offspring from African American music traditions.

The aviary was home to several species of birds and their offspring, from baby parrots to tiny finches.

The artist was able to offspring a groundbreaking art installation that incorporated interactive elements.

The software developer created an offspring of the existing application, with new features and functionalities.

The offspring of the musician's inspiration was a catchy melody.

The word "robot" offspring from a Czech word meaning "forced labor".

The sheep had two offspring, a male and a female.

The endangered species needs protection for the sake of its offspring.

Her offspring includes both German and Polish ancestry.

She knew little about her European offspring before starting to research her family tree.

The museum exhibit showcased artifacts from the offspring of various indigenous tribes.

The offspring of technological innovation is often progress.

The company's investment in the offspring of renewable energy technology will have long-term benefits.

The horticulturist crossbred two varieties of orchids to produce a new offspring species.

Her offspring were successful entrepreneurs, just like their parents.

The rancher raised the offspring of his cattle for meat and milk production.

The musician's latest offspring is a chart-topping album.

The offspring of the research team's findings could revolutionize the medical field.

The environmental impact of human activities is a concern for the well-being of future offspring.

The offspring of the research project led to groundbreaking discoveries.

The architect was able to offspring a stunning design for the new building, which incorporated sustainability and functionality.

The tribe's offspring is deeply rooted in African heritage.