| If our forbears were big eaters, or if we were fed a lot in childhood, our needs will be greater. |
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| Ostensibly it is the story of a group of schoolboys marooned on a desert island who revert to being as savage as their forbears. |
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| In contrast to what he sees as the dry formalism of his forbears, Morrison offers a self-consciously passionate response to the play. |
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| Ancestor worship is also near universal, with small shrines to a family's forbears adorning many homes. |
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| We are afraid to express regret for the past for fear of condemning our forbears. |
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| If the buyer forbears this examination, TURIMED AG assumes no liability of any kind. |
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| Coming from Shaba in Republic of Congo, the Songye are related to the Luba, who share the same forbears. |
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| Mainly fishmen and farmers, they carved numerous masks and figures in order to venerate their forbears and hosts of gods called water spirit. |
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| Never is it more obvious that our lives become easier than those of our forbears. |
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| Regular overhauls of coach education and youth development mean an academy player should now be better trained than any of his forbears. |
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| Today, Europeans live longer, healthier lives than their forbears did, and we can expect life expectancy to increase in the future. |
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| Originating from the sacred wood, forbears and forest spirits ' sancturay, this mask was worn by a Poro initiate. |
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| This Nooteboom was a competent and clever business man, perhaps even more so than his forbears. |
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| Among the Fang, each family owns a Byéri or a reliquary box where the forbears ' bones are kept. |
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| Thankfully, our medieval forbears were made of sterner stuff. |
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| Our approach is governed by meticulous attention in every aspect of our work, respect for the land and for nature, qualities that were instilled in us by our forbears. |
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| The Guugu Yimithirr, whose forbears had encountered Captain Cook near the town that bears his name in 1770, were at risk of collaborating with invading Japanese in 1942, according to the government of the time. |
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| Its forbears can be traced to the Cape Colony of southern Africa, where they cross with the early pioneer's dogs and the semi-domesticated, ridged Hottentot hunting dogs. |
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| All my forbears were deep-water skippers in the days of sail. |
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| However, even when the CRTC forbears from price regulation of certain services, it can continue to regulate these services for certain other matters such as network access and interconnection. |
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| The vision of our forbears to create such a Fellowship and have differences and rivalries set aside for a harmonious Fellowship to assist young people in our world to develop has been a success. |
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| Ladies and gentlemen, I hereby call particularly on those members from the aforementioned states to remain true to the aims of their political forbears and not to abandon the ideal of an open economy. |
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| Europeana is much more than a library, it is a veritable dynamo to inspire 21st century Europeans to emulate the creativity of innovative forbears like the drivers of the Renaissance. |
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| From our forbears we learned rhythms that can bring us into a state of trance and enable us to experience the energies of the universe very differently. |
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| They also make mention, though, of people for whom you have laboured and dreamed: of relatives, of your forbears, of colleagues, even strangers whose situation prompted your meritorious response. |
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| His forbears were farmers and millers, his father a hairdresser. |
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| Dogon tin supported by three forbears, the fourth one is on the top. |
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| I would like to take the opportunity presented by Accession Day to encourage all Canadians to express their pride in our identity as a constitutional monarchy and in the democratic heritage left to us by our forbears. |
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| Behind their silk hats loom shadows of their immigrant forbears. |
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