Sentence examples for breed like a from inspiring English sources

They are likely to choose a hypo-allergenic breed like a poodle or miniature schnauzer, given his daughter Malia's allergies.

"People would give me a specific breed, like a Newfoundland dog or a nightingale bird," she said.

We say "thinking musician" as if it were a freakish breed, like a peacock that talks, distracting you from its glorious feathers.

DuPont is testing CRISPR to make drought-resistant corn as well as wheat genetically altered so it will breed like a hybrid, rather than self-pollinate as it typically does.

New owners might start off with a standard breed like a Leghorn, a Barred Rock or Rhode Island Red before upgrading to something more exotic and ornamental like a Silkie, a Jersey Giant, golden laced bearded Polish chicken or a Dorking, an endangered British breed with a sweet disposition and roots that stretch back to the Roman empire.

People searching for a longer haired breed like a Yorkshire Terrier, meanwhile, are often interested in things like grooming details — even if it's not the first thing they search for.

Pope Francis has insisted Catholics do not need to breed "like rabbits" and criticised a woman for "tempting God" by risking her life with an eighth pregnancy after delivering seven children by caesarean section.

If the pregnancy was accidental, take all precautions to prevent impregnation again in the future; the phrase "to breed like rabbits" isn't a cliche without good reason and there is such an over-abundance of rabbits in the world that human-caused additions are not helping.

But they breed like, well, you know.

If it's a desert breed, like an Arabian, you could pretend it's in a desert.

They are a medium to small-framed breed, like all British breeds are.