Sentence examples for a mate from from inspiring English sources

All of those that made a choice picked a mate from the same species.

Some insects, for example, can release sex pheromones that will attract a mate from many kilometres away.

Choosing a mate from another culture is not unusual; the United States is home to millions of cross-cultural marriages.

When it has the urge to reproduce, an exceptional sense of smell is used to track a mate from long distances.

In what is an arranged marriage in all but name, each season a bachelor is given the opportunity to select a mate from a specially screened group of eager partners.

Accused by one of backing Kevin Rudd because he was a mate from Queensland, Chris says: "The book makes it crystal clear I did no such thing at all".

A mating from two biopsy normal parents produced a biopsy positive female.

It's a new-generation political movement that aims to rise above the petty forces of partisan bickering and choose a presidential candidate, along with a running mate from a different party, at an online convention in June.

The show, in which a young woman, advised by Ms. Lewinsky, picks a prospective mate from a group of men whose faces are hidden by masks seemed to turn around the recent trend in the reality genre.

This leads us to the question whether T. tabaci females can distinguish a previous mate from a new one and respond to multiple matings accordingly, but this remains to be examined.

Why would George W. Bush — or whoever wins the Republican nomination — pick a running mate from a Democratic state like New York, and a hopelessly uncharismatic one at that?...We have, it increasingly seems, entered an era of post-inspirational politics.