Sentence examples for bred fast from inspiring English sources

The greatest ever American sportsperson ever is without a doubt Bart King, the Philadelphia born and bred fast bowler who tore the guts out of the British Empire's best cricketing sides in the late 19th and early 20th century with a style adapted from baseball, and in doing so revolutionised the sport.

One reason may be that archosauromorphs simply grew and bred faster.

Now both Ford and Jobs could have bred faster horses or churned out more run-of-the-mill smartphones.

They can't breed fast enough to make up the numbers.

They breed fast and produce lots of milk, but they are the first beasts to die in a drought.

Mosquitoes breed fast, are genetically flexible, and can adapt rapidly to change their feeding and flying behaviour, tolerate climate shifts and develop insecticide resistance.

Axolotls breed fast and a lot, so watch out when you have a female and a male axolotl (male is larger, has a squarer head and will most definitely have a large cochlea).

(The whales migrate from Alaska each year to breed, fasting and relying on stored reserves to survive).

From Salt Lake City to Gaza, religious people tend to marry younger and breed faster than non-religious ones.

"They can breed faster, they can breed more precisely, they can map and tag breeding traits – but it's not a GMO," Fraley says.

Nowhere do those feelings breed faster than in Bob's insurance office: as bare and off-white as the inside of a new fridge, hushed but for the tapping of pencils and the sighs of claimants.