Sentence examples for arrogate from from inspiring English sources
The trainer scratched his latest luminary, Arrogate, from the San Pasqual Stakes.
Taken together, none of these model systems embody all the characteristics which one would arrogate from an ideal PSC animal model but allows studying at least specific aspects of the still enigmatic pathobiology of this devastating disease.
It is a heretical act of arrogance to arrogate divinity for oneself or to claim multiple incarnations.
Breaking from post 9, Arrogate was squeezed between horses and emerged at the back of the top, barely galloping as the field in front of him surged away from the starting gate.
If they should be about to pass a law in consequence of this clause, they must pursue some of the delegated powers, but can by no means depart from them, or arrogate any new powers; for the plain language of the clause is, to give them power to pass laws in order to give effect to the delegated powers.
Track officials were somewhat prepared, given that Baffert had hedged from the moment Arrogate was entered.
The second, increasingly the main line of argument by gun-rights advocates, is that's it's necessary to prevent governments from arrogating tyrannical powers to themselves.
Gun Runner, the narrow favourite to reverse Dubai World Cup form with Bob Baffert's Arrogate, also faces two more very credible contenders from the Baffert yard in Collected and West Coast, and the last of those could be the pick of the prices.
A year ago today, Arrogate was an unraced three-year-old, nearly a month away from his first start, which took place at a small track in Southern California.
Perishable, it attempts to arrogate to itself the prerogative of imperishable time, of separating good books from bad".
