| When we cease to hope, memory may cease to recall what were once the offsprings of hope. |
| At the same time, families spend most of their thin budget to assure an education for their offsprings. |
| It is curious that we, offsprings of parvenue success, should be capable of such repudiation. |
| Community services and international services are both offsprings of the same motivation. |
| In this materialistic age, such offsprings are rare who fulfil the will of their parents and complete their unaccomplished work without economical benefits. |
| Barabas the Jew, and Faustus the conjurer, are offsprings of a mind which at least delighted to dally with interdicted subjects. |
