Descendents in a sentence

But the fact is assimilation is the norm and within little time the descendents of immigrants become virtually indistinguishable from other Americans.

Their trend to further promote the myth of ‘white supremacy’ is not new, but rather a reflection of what is being done by European descendents in the United States, Canada, and Australia.

Tornedalians come from the area of the Torne River valley in northern Sweden, near the border with Finland, and are descendents of Finns who settled there in the 1800s - before the river became a border between the two countries.

Didn't we, the descendents of the victors, act appropriately and with dignity?

Here it is a century later, being served in West London to the descendents of those enslaved and indentured people of the West Indies.

And I wish they could have known how grateful to them their descendents are.

There are very few, if any, actual gypsy/Romany descendents left in the UK.

The report, which documents 15 years of research* suggests that surrogate-reared otters and their descendents account for more than 50 percent of observed population growth in California’s Elkhorn Slough estuary during that period.

Descendents have been doing this regularly for most tour dates over the last year, giving everyone in the audience a unique memento of the show – above and beyond all the songs that will stay stuck in your head for days on end.

It’s funny because I also heard Descendents for the first time on that trip too, who became another one of my all-time favourite bands.

Punk legends The Descendents are coming to Spokane for an October 4 show.

The descendents of the Peshwas along with Hindutva forces hold on to this view and had also approached the court to demand a ban on the celebration of this day as a Victory Day.

A Book of Strattons: A Collection of the Records of the Descendents of the Early Colonial Strattons in America from the Fifth Generation to the Present Day.

Bahá'u'lláh refers to his male descendents as branches ( Aghsán ) citation and calls women leaves.

Many were allowed to stay, and their descendents became integrated into the population.

Pliny the Elder refers to a certain Julius Caesar (an ancestor of the famous Roman statesman) as ab utero caeso, "cut from the womb" giving this as an explanation for the cognomen "Caesar" which was then carried by his descendents.

The last Khan of Qalat was formally removed from power in 1955, but the title is still claimed by his descendents.

The program also focused much of its attention on reaching out to geographically isolated and historically excluded members of the population, including indigenous groups and Afro-descendents.

There are also those with predominantly European features who are the descendents of the original Spanish colonizers as well as later immigrants to Mexico.

The ritual of chinkon continued to be performed on the emperors of Japan, thought to be descendents of Amaterasu.