Sentence examples for bred of his from inspiring English sources

It's the flowering of a late love in him, bred of his dependency and her gifted gentleness.

Even now, three years after he left office, as Mr. Blair seeks to define his legacy from the past and burnish his standing for the future, his efforts are colliding with the reflexes of mistrust and downright scorn bred of his decision to send British troops alongside U.S. forces to Iraq in 2003.

Robertson also spent $125,000 to breed one of his mares to the top sire Saint Ballado.

The next, he's baby-talking Pepper, the five-pound, mix-breed love-of-his-life.

Even the breed of his dog was chosen in jest -- it's a boxer.

At Broughton, in Hampshire, lies, since 1841, William Andersona popular agriculturist in Scotlandand England, where his ability wasrewarded by several prizes for thesuperior breed of his cattle, and inScotland for his essay on stackingcorn in wet seasonsNor is he alone.

Osmond believes they can do it again, while acknowledging the foal who was born in such ordinary circumstances is in a breed of his own.

Consider this book true -- but only if you believe in a "higher truth". So if the author has altered the breed of his dog from toy poodle to rat terrier, it's only to signify the higher ratty-ness of his dissolute life.

In 2009, the researchers discovered another worrying development: P1 had bred with one of his daughter, reducing genetic diversity.  .

Mentions some of the topnotchers he bred and raced, his love of pigeons, etc.

By the same token as Boris Yeltsin, Russia's first president, Putin neither allowed promising politicians to develop into credible leaders prepared to take the reigns of power, nor did he consciously breed a successor of his choice.