Sentence examples for bred to move from inspiring English sources
The ACD was originally bred to move reluctant cattle by biting, and it will bite if treated harshly.
Originally bred to assist on farms by driving livestock to market and guarding the farmer's property, the breed eventually moved into the city, where it worked guarding breweries, butchers' shops, stockyards and factories.
They rarely stay to breed – most seem to move on somewhere else.
But warmer winters and summers have allowed the beetle to breed more quickly and to move to the higher elevations favored by white bark pines.
So he placed a larval worm on a little dab of bacteria so that it would not wriggle too far from food - for the worms are interested only in food and sex; since most of them are hermaphrodites, they don't have to move to breed.
For example, it's hard to move or breed some of "the biggest mammals on the planet," she notes.
MiVote belongs to a new breed of organisations and projects looking to move democracy into the 21st century.
California Breed," "breed" to me, of course means "fellowship".
Chao can breed to produce fertile eggs.
Today, a judge gave the woman, Joan Byron-Marasek, until Jan . 24to provide an alternative to the State Division of Wildlife's plan to have her 24 tigers spayed or neutered -- they have continued to breed -- and moved to a preserve in Texas for the rest of their lives.
