Sentence examples for breed raised from inspiring English sources
Denmark produced the Landrace breed, raised for its excellent bacon.
Premium Beef, well-marbled, expensive cuts of wagyu, a Japanese breed raised here since the 1990s.
The Grahams raise angus on their farm in Georgia; Goss's farm in Virginia specializes in Piedmontese cattle, a lesser-known breed raised for lean meat.
A breed raised for years in the Piedmont region of northern Italy is now grazing small ranches in the Western states, mostly in Montana.
Students conducted surveys at football games to determine whether there was an appetite for well-marbled, expensive cuts of Wagyu, a Japanese breed raised here since the 1990s.
They're cutting through crisp skin to get at the gorgeous flesh of roasted poulet rouge ($23 for a half chicken, $31 for a whole), a breed raised in North Carolina.
We have no right to capture, breed, raise or train animals for entertainment.
Last fall, Charles McQuoid showed up in Kahoka & proposed a complex that would breed, raise, slaughter, package & ship out 2 1/2-million hogs a year.
"It costs at least 50,000 lira to breed, raise and train a colt, before it can run," said Osman Tekinalp, a breeder, listing stud fees, veterinary costs, feed, transport, training, jockey and hippodrome fees.
These services don't come cheap: It costs over $50,000 to breed, raise, train, and place one assistance dog.
Watching Today I'm heartened by the cast and crew's enthusiasm for the guide dog movement and I'm reminded that it really does take a village to breed, raise, and train every single service dog.
