blue-blood

The body goes back to Westchester, and a lounge in the library or a nature path gets named after him, and a bunch of other blue-blood kids remember him fondly.

So Much Pretty Cara Hoffman 2011

She sounds like a fun loving multi-tasker, talented woman, with blue-blood running through her veins, that is willing to blaze trails for herself, her family and for generations to come.

Female Firsts, Fox Hunting, and Murder By Gyrocopter 2009

He's not actually a blue-blood, patrician Rockefeller Republican, he just plays one on TV.

This Is No Time for Moderation Peggy Noonan 2011

The body goes back to Westchester, and a lounge in the library or a nature path gets named after him, and a bunch of other blue-blood kids remember him fondly.

So Much Pretty Cara Hoffman 2011

That would make you sixth generation American … I always suspected that you might be a blue-blood.

Did Christianity cause the recession? « Dating Jesus 2009

There we were shown the uncovered courts at the one‑time British RAF Officers' Club, where in the 1920s a tiny-tot Pathan ball-boy had been introduced to the blue-blood English public school game.

World champion Nick Matthew presses the case for squash | Frank Keating 2011

Like polo or lacrosse, it's played by a small social elite, with a blue-blood appeal limited to alumni from the handful of institutions which have courts—places like Oxford, Cambridge or Eton College, the famous boarding school where British royals are educated.

Fives Reasons for Olympic Gold William Lyons 2011

Twentieth-century blue-blood decorator Sister Parish, America's version of Ms. Castaing, was asked once why she had put a worthless giltwood curtain finial atop a lovely antique clock in her entrance hall.

The Decorator's Decorator 2010

Her earliest victories in golf were challenged by the game's blue-blood masters, who resented a "carpenter's daughter" taking trophies away from women born to the manor.

Celebrity and Contrast on the Course 2011

A corporate blue-blood but with not a drop of printer's ink in his veins, he had arrogantly believed that he could snuff out the gathering hacking firestorm with a gush of money, a trick learnt at his father's knee.

Julian Kossoff: Rupert Murdoch, News Corp and the War of the Worlds Julian Kossoff 2011