Sentence examples for bred to run from inspiring English sources

Teaching 'em to run really isn't that hard, 'cause these things are bred to run.

Dogs bred to run and pull dash ahead, and rigs rocket down the track.

Eskendereya is bred to run all day, and has demonstrated a devastating turn of foot in winning three of his five career races.

The son of Arch, he is bred to run all day on both sides and notched his third victory — second in a stakes race — in six starts.

Pete, as he is commonly known, is a five-year-old horse of gentle disposition, bred to run short courses at a sprint.

To Honor and Serve was bred to run long, and the long, fluid stride he found in the mile-and-an-eighth Remsen convinced Mott that he had an authentic Derby prospect.

Kagan fears that the anti-imperialists on the left and "isolationists" on the right he opposes could, in response to this history, detach from world affairs altogether and allow the authoritarian tendencies the United States has helped breed to run further amok.

He's obviously bred to stay and running over [the longer] trip will suit, but if he's running over three miles for the first time I'd prefer it to be on better ground than we have at the moment".

They run because they are bred to, and when they win the Kentucky Derby by 6 ½ lengths, as Barbaro did last year, they become stars for at least a day in May.

"I was kind of bred to do it, in the same way they breed horses to run," said Baze, whose parents were both jockeys, as well as his uncle, Gary Baze, and cousin, U.S. Racing Hall of Fame jockey Russell Baze.

Sled dogs certainly are bred and raised to run, and they often do seem thrilled to oblige (as in this photo).