pedigree

Example Sentences

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None of those running this time have that political pedigree, or the Sacramento backgrounds of Newsom or Brown, which, Porter suggested, is not a bad thing.

From Los Angeles Times

Muchova had pedigree, bidding to make an eighth career Grand Slam quarter-final and she made life difficult after a slow start.

From Barron's

Being born in a country without tennis pedigree means there is usually a lack of financial support from their federation and fewer role models to follow into the game.

From BBC

Put simply, Eala is a monumental star in the south-east Asian country - a nation which has limited pedigree on the tennis circuit.

From BBC

Guehi's pedigree as a Premier League captain will provide a guiding voice for City's young defenders.

From BBC