Sentence examples for breed competitions from inspiring English sources

So the show invited the top-seeded dogs -- the best five in their breed competitions in 1999 -- and received 603 acceptances.

So the cats spend their time in cages in the Garden's Exposition Rotunda -- sometimes venturing on their owners' laps for grooming or greeting -- before they are summoned from snoozing and snacking to impress six judges in breed competitions.

With enough points from the breed competitions on Saturday and early yesterday, cats were eligible to vie for supremacy in one of five groups, a phase of the show that moved to The Theater yesterday.

On Tuesday afternoon, I walked into Pier 92 for the breed competitions of the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, which has been held in New York City every year since 1877.

Despite the odds, the junior showmanship competition is usually overshadowed by the breed competitions and, of course, by the televised spectacle leading up to Best in Show — which is a shame, according to several on the show floor this week.

When the two-day Westminster extravaganza begins Monday at Madison Square Garden, more than 2,500 purebred dogs will compete to win their breed competitions, which will enable them to vie for supremacy in each of seven groups, from which the Best in Show champion will be chosen Tuesday.

Joey loses in the Best of Breed competition.

Applause rang out; a breed competition had just concluded.

The angsts of that social comparison that can breed competition.

She won her breed competition Monday morning after four hours of primping.

Frustration, moral squalor, insecurity, all at close quarters, inevitably breed competition and malice.