Lineage used in a sentence

Lineage in a sentence as a noun

Maybe they don't physically die, but their lineage will end.

The OSS is the UR's great grandchild, so the CIA is part of that lineage as well.

For those that don't know, it's lineage goes back to IrisGL and big-iron Silicon Graphics machines.

The project is a fork of bitcoin, uses bitcoin blockchains, but because it doesn't use bitcoin currency they shouldn't mention the lineage?

But this article gets Apple's aesthetic lineage and politics wrong seemingly out of sheer ignorance.

Interesting that Cap'n Proto[1] is not even mentioned given that this library has similar if not the same goals and lineage.

Again the 'shalwar kameez' we wear here in Pakistan has more in common with Hindu lineage than Islam with the urban areas are totally jeans/suits.

The intelligence that the hominid lineage has evolved gives human beings advantages that bacteria will never possess.

Our cytoplasmic membranes aren't that morphologically divergent, due to our common lineage.

We can form hypotheses, test those hypotheses rigorously, and perhaps make some lineages of harmful microorganisms as extinct in the wild as the smallpox virus and rinderpest virus now are.