Scions in a sentence

Moss Bros, a small Covent Garden suit-rental business, expanded into a successful chain in the 1890s led by scions Alfred and George Moss.

There are three types of rings you'll need to collect if you want to enter all three tribes' areas: you'll need a yellow ring for the Children of Echoes, a green ring for the Scions of the Canopy, and an azure ring for the People of the Springs.

New Main Scenario Quests – The acclaimed narrative of continues, as the Warrior of Darkness and the Scions of the Seventh Dawn await such time as the Crystal Exarch might return them home.

Planar scions generally change the type to outsider and gain the native subtype.

Then a far bigger disruption came: Around 60 percent of the population died in the plague, including many leading members and scions of great houses.

Alexander Augunas’ planar scions are nice – they have a common baseline that I really enjoy; it makes them feel like parts of the same, grand facet, internally consistent.

For other scions of ultra-wealthy families, it can mean intense struggles for who will take control.

Paul and Cheney are scions of GOP political families and the faces of factions clashing over U.S. policy in Afghanistan and the world.

The Disguise check to pass off as said race is not modified, and mortal heritage affects the size of the character in question, and while they are native outsiders, the planar scions retain the mortal heritage’s race’s subtypes.

The schools were three to four times more likely to enroll scions of the ultrarich as they were to enroll low-income kids.

As he put it, the scions of the sultans and of the élite in Brunei "did not wish to be taught", because the free-flowing abundance of oil guaranteed their income and privileged status.

British Museum Press, 2008, p. 39 and gave Hadrian an advantage, in terms of military expertise, over most scions from older senatorial families.

For example, the Rebbes' families maintain endogamy and marry almost solely with scions of other dynasties.

However, industry connections are no guarantee of a long career: competition is fierce and if film industry scions do not succeed at the box office, their careers will falter.

Twenty percent of admitted and attending students are SCions, or students with familial ties to USC, while 14 percent are the first generation in their family to attend any form of college.