bloodline

How To Use bloodline In A Sentence

• The other prime role of Oxford is to take students, selected by bloodline, and prepare them for life as illuminati, within politics, business, finance and the media.
• Bloodlines, most often male, confer honor and power as well as heirdom and charisma.
• This is a pedigree poodle - her bloodline is pure.
• Now, emperor is a royal title, bringing to mind divine bloodlines, elaborate coronations and incest.
• The people would fear betraying the royal bloodline even if they agreed with the cause.
• But government through bloodline is vulnerable to the same objections whether it occurs through voting or the passing down of a crown.
• It suggests that Jesus Christ had direct descendants, in a bloodline that can be traced down the centuries.
• Nietzsche looked to the Greeks as a model along these lines; a churning of the bloodlines creating the Superman.
• The spike slid along his side, creating a long bloodline on his body from the front to the side.
• That place held an important place in his heart because it was where the bloodline of his family had originated.