Sentence examples for and reproduced with from inspiring English sources

First published in Slate magazine and reproduced with permission.

Furthermore, he says, rather than pillaging their empire, as the Spanish did, the Portuguese married and reproduced with the inhabitants of their colonies.

Meanwhile, the frogs thundered through the August nights, and the shiners, a warm-water fish, ranged and reproduced with impunity on the fringes of the pond, growing plump on insects.

Photo courtesy of Jan Woleński (a gift from his teacher Izydora Dąmbska) and reproduced with permission.

(3) This figure has been modified and reproduced with permission from Wagler 2011b.

Note that Fig. 1 has been modified and reproduced with permission from Wagler (2010).

Now that the tree canopy is bare and brighter light can reach the ground they sprout new leaves and reproduce with structures of exquisite functional beauty.

Mosquitoes pose even greater challenges than a bug like the vinchuca because they don't make their homes in walls, are virtually omnipresent and reproduce with greater speed.

Other species of snakes, lizards, and turtles also live at high latitudes and altitudes and have evolved lifestyles that allow them to survive and reproduce with little more than three months of activity each year.

They introduce a fairy-tale couple and an earthbound couple, and argue with substantial moral (and some moralizing) energy that the fairy-tale world of empire can retain legitimacy only if it allows the disenchanted, post-traumatic world to produce and reproduce with conviction and dignity.

For example, social, political and economic factors influence who marries and reproduces with whom, and thereby determines the range of genetic endowments.