Sentence examples for a breed to from inspiring English sources

Economic forces can push a breed to extinction with frightening swiftness.

He couldn't think of a breed to wish for but had an approximate size in mind, some scruffy mutt with the proportions of, say, a lunch pail.

In order for a breed to be recognized by the American Kennel Club, it must have a population of at least 300 dogs in the United States, with a three-generation pedigree.

Condemned, like all of their calling, to rise and rise until one day their wings no longer find the warm currents of air and they crash to earth, they also suffer from a distrust in their ability, as a breed, to operate successfully at the very top of the game.

Bookmakers, never a breed to display a caring side, are offering just 7-4 againsthehe Rangers manager having his backside booted on to the pavement of Edmiston Drive by Christmas.

This school of thought led intellectuals such as the English poet Ezra Pound to prefer Romanesque buildings to Baroque on the grounds that the latter represented an abandonment of the world of intellectual clarity and light for a set of values based on the notion of hell and the increasing dominance of society by bankers, a breed to be despised.

He likes to keep interactions with fans – and Odd Future acolytes are a fervent breed – to a minimum.

Most of these cases were in breed hybrids or had an unregistered descent, so they might be genetically related to a breed known to harbour the defect.

They are a great breed to have if you are doing a pasture-based dairy operation because, as an intermediate-sized breed, they tend to eat 20 to 30% less feed per pound of milk produced than larger breeds.

But opera critics are a harder breed to please.

Fixie riders are a special breed, to be sure, and very excitable.