Sentence examples similar to bred hard from inspiring English sources

Only Ford may survive in its current form.Hard times breed hard feelings.

In 1858, The Water-Babies author Charles Kingsley wrote: "Tis the hard grey weather breeds hard English men".

Baking hot in summer and bitterly cold in winter, it's a hard land that breeds hard people with little to lose.

A results-driven culture doesn't just breed hard workers; it creates impactful collaborators.

The Welsh Springer Spaniel is a compact, solidly built dog, bred for hard work and endurance.

And that's what makes the decision to breed so hard.

Alan Keyes, a member of that rarest of breeds, hard-rightists of colour, has nothing to offer but himself.A fortnight ago nobody would have predicted the Keyes boom.

It's bred to be hard and picked before it's ripe, so that it holds up on the trip to the store and the long stay in the produce department.

In "Orang Bandar Datang" ("The City People Come to the Kampung"), Mat and his friends defeat a city football (soccer) team because of their toughness bred from doing hard work in the village.

CAMERA OBSCURA -- Glasgow seems to breed serenely hard-headed, 1960's-loving folk-pop bands like Belle and Sebastian and now Camera Obscura.

Pitchers, bred to throw harder for shorter bursts of time, study increasingly detailed scouting reports on hitters' weaknesses.