Sentence examples for breed popular from inspiring English sources

Beagle, small hound-dog breed popular as both a pet and a hunter.

Some hold other kinds of fish, like platy and swordtails, used for biomedical research, but most contain tilapia, a hardy and fast-growing breed popular with fish farmers.

The Oxford, a breed popular in England and in the Great Lakes region of the U.S., was produced in the mid-19th century in Oxfordshire, England, by crossing Hampshires and Cotswolds.

Although President Xi originally was seen as an economic reformer, he has hesitated to reform bloated, money-losing government enterprises: officials fear that loss of jobs may breed popular unrest.

But Paul Allen, a political lobbyist encountered in the bar of a five-star hotel nearby, said Britain's denial of property rights to native Irish, which lasted centuries, had bred popular yearnings that fueled the property bonanza.

The breed became popular with royalty, especially in France in the late 16th century.

Many of those dogs are the result of inbreeding or overbreeding to produce more animals to match a rising demand as a breed becomes popular.

Shortly after the guppy episode, Kenny and his brothers, on the advice of friends decided to breed a popular fish from Sichuan province called the high fin loach.

In medieval England, a small greyhound breed became popular for use as a ratting dog.

The breed became popular with cattlemen for their smooth gaits and ability to work with cattle.

The breed is popular for recreational and competitive driving, to which it is well suited in temperament.