| I know by my family history that a forebear of mine turned on the gods of Mother India and professed faith to the One True God. |
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| Your personality, life course and career will have no necessary relation to that of your forebear. |
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| The Western Arrernte landscape, made famous by his forebear Albert Namatjira, figures strongly in some recent songs. |
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| Seeing the work as a crude forebear of Elizabethan tragic drama effaces its status as an instance of de casibus literature. |
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| As a child, I heard the stories from my father about our notable forebear, an honest man who was saved from a massacre, the sole survivor. |
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| My forebear was, according to the family account, very depressed when his teeth started falling out when he was in late middle age. |
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| The forebear surely would have been horrified that the alleged perpetrator of the resulting slaughter was of his own blood. |
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| It has the taint of the louche, as did its forebear, the nautch show. |
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| A family has been treasuring for 75 years a handsome gold headed walking stick, originally the property of a forebear, a noted divine. |
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| Some of them even felt it was the forebear of all large mountain and mastiff breeds. |
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| We think our readers will be surprised and encouraged to discover that the forebear of fundamentalism was a true Baptist guided by historic convictions. |
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| They cherish the cross-border meetings as the symbolic forebear of a putative all-Ireland administration. |
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| However, on September 28, 1999, the CRTC issued Telecom Decision 99-14 to forebear from regulation Teleglobe Inc. |
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| Feuds divided and diminished Loglan, Lojban's forebear, which also aimed to eliminate ambiguity and illogicality. |
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| I think they could learn something from their pioneering forebear. |
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| Hamburglar is stealing headlines for a look that has diners used to the cartoonish approachability of his forebear wondering what to make of the man in the trenchcoat, fedora and Velcro shoes. |
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| Cassandra is obviously not the only forecaster, and sadly on occasion this particular modern-day soothsayer fails to match the infallibility of his classical forebear. |
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| Outside his political base of Alberta, many fear that his new party has inherited the social conservatism of its chief forebear, the Canadian Alliance. |
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| Yet I cannot forebear to mention the limited scope of our common achievements in this field since we signed the Joint Declaration three years ago. |
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| We need to better define the shape and the roles of the CRTC and the Competition Tribunal on a going forward basis and to better deal with those roles in the future after we forebear ILECs from regulation. |
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| Since that day, all Chinese Gou come from the same forebear, the fallen general and are an easy target to insults cheap jokes from all other Chinese people. |
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| In some respects, the Bill of Rights is the forebear of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, which was entrenched in Canada's Constitution in 1982 by then Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau. |
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| That concept is good, but I cannot forebear to note, and to call to the attention of honourable senators, that it is a concept embodied in, and central to, legislation that has been passed twice by the Senate. |
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| The interior is finished in a flamboyant shade of red, a classic cabriolet colour with a few ivory flourishes to create an elegant, distinctive feel that is wholly in keeping with the spirit of its forebear. |
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| The youthful Gerard Frederick Finch Byng may have been a distant forebear of Lord Byng's, but it quickly became evident that our Governor General would have been in no hurry to point out the connection. |
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| The family records mention our forebear, Pierre Dupont, born in the area in 1703, but the Family Dupont are known to have been farming in Pays d'Auge for since much earlier. |
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| In maintaining his to speak against the aggressions of the other, he has the impression to defend his identity and by there same the lineage of prestigious forebear of which he is now one of the last representatives. |
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| The Book of Enoch is a pseudepigraphic, apocalyptic work attributed to a forebear of Noah. |
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