Sentence examples for breed far from inspiring English sources

And while the city's inner core has seen a modest revitalisation in recent years, it's driven by young professionals of a social breed far different than hers.

We are not going to lose lions as a species, they breed far too well in the miserable confines of captivity -- but we may be about to lose 'wild' lions and with them the wilderness areas of Africa, where our soul was born.

Some of these look like early relatives of modern amphibians, most of which need to keep their skins moist and to lay their eggs in water, while others are accepted as early relatives of the amniotes, whose waterproof skin enables them to live and breed far from water.

Some individuals might thus migrate through a different route upon their return (spring) migration, and finally disperse and breed far away from their natal place.

The new breed are far more discreet, their followers rarely numbering more than 20.

Mr. Matthews runs Alaskan huskies, an unregistered breed as far as the American Kennel Club is concerned, but bred since the days of the gold rush to run fast and forever.

You may well recall the crisp mania that struck Britain during the 1980s and heralded a breed so far removed from the potato that they would legally be able to marry.

In the approximately 14,000 years since dogs were first domesticated, humans have been breeding them selectively for desired traits of appearance and behavior, with the result that dogs of a controlled breed are far more alike than human siblings.

This guy seems like a really rare breed so far.

It avoids areas which are frequently exposed to excessive rain or wind, and also icy waters, so it does not breed as far north as the Arctic tern.

None of this is helped by a new breed of far right politician pouring water in the cracks, and fuel on the bonfire; people with big smiles and a pint in their hand as they gurn at the camera, and who have somehow made racism jolly.