Sentence examples for bred to put from inspiring English sources

Rosscobs, he says, are the racehorses of the poultry world, bred to put on weight rapidly and for flavour.

The Cornish Cross breed has not (yet) been genetically engineered, but it's been bred to put on weight so quickly that its body cannot physically cope.

One of the reasons dry white meat is a perennial Thanksgiving hazard is that fast-growing birds are necessarily bred to put on lean as fast as they can, and a slower-growing turkey has a bit more fat marbling, and a flavor and texture that are more like other kinds of meat.

The small terriers, which were often carried on horseback during foxhunts, were bred to be put to the ground.

Under the new guidelines, importing trophies from so-called canned hunts — in which lions are bred to be put into a fenced-in area and killed for sport — would generally be disallowed by the agency, according to Humane Society officials.

As former team-mates Brendan Batson and Cyrille Regis attested when they addressed the crowd at half-time, Cunningham, a Londoner born and bred, had to put up with prejudice throughout his career.

As Nobutaka Tada, the manager of Casino Drive, put it Wednesday, "He was bred to win the Belmont".

They are bred to fight.

They devised a way to pass the information down: They would breed a blue cat to put near the site, and they would create stories that the blue cats symbolized "danger".

This is set 600 years later as a new breed of secular scholar starts to put the theories the monks have so diligently preserved into practice - and a new breed of warlord starts blowing things apart with the recently rediscovered gunpowder.

But the failure to convince militias to put down their arms bred the current chaos.