Sentence examples for breed life from inspiring English sources

And they're all male, so how could they breed?" "Life finds a way," Ian muttered under his breath.

This is how I originally met Zbigniew Oksiuta near one of his gelatin-based spheres, thinking of how water could now again breed life into this structure.

But as far as the potential for Europa's salty sea to breed life, we can figure that out by sending a probe out to the moon to do some more detailed analysis.

Art exhibitions are sometimes described as incubators for new ideas, but rarely do they also serve as incubators in the literal sense of the word, helping to sustain or breed life.

The water tasted neither salty nor fresh but of some inexact blend of sweet limestone and the briny Gulf of Mexico, a rich brew that breeds life of the most diverse and improbable mixture.

Once established, pairs stay together to breed for life, but extra-pair copulation is common, making this species genetically polygamous, despite being socially monogamous.

Once established, pairs remain together to breed for life; however, extra-pair copulations are common, making this species genetically polygamous, despite being socially monogamous.

Anyway, every great writer or artist uses the blood of their times to breed new life, not hack at the corpse of ideas past, memorialized yet rotting away in the graveyard of books or ideas or poems.

She says these special schools put children in acceptance mode ('this is how I am and I cannot change it') and thereby breed a life that is dependent on others for hand-outs, that such schools encourage their pupils to engage in pity parties but however admits that children with severe disabilities should be enrolled in special schools.

Even if bred in captivity, these wild animals are generally called "exotic pets" because they have not been intensively and selectively bred for life with humans, as have domestic pets like dogs, cats, hamsters and guinea pigs.

Thus her adult commitment to the island's feral livestock comes into focus, offering a lesson for educators: partisanships bred through life experience are unlikely to be budged by a public lecture series.