Sentence examples for breed think from inspiring English sources

Why do people who breed think they're so special, we puzzled, bringing a kid into this overpopulated, war-ravaged world, desperately trying to grasp onto some pathetic shard of immortality?

Breed thinks you need to deloft the putter by tilting the shaft ahead of the ball and then hitting it with what amounts to topspin.

To grasp the mentality this apocalypse bred, think Israel.

Books breed books: think of Wide Sargasso Sea, born from Jane Eyre, or The Hours, out of Mrs Dalloway.

He joins a distinguished group at Cornell of this new breed". "I think it's particularly appropriate that this award comes this year at Cornell because I've frequently likened myself to Dr. Frankenstein," Ginsparg remarked, referring to the fact that the university is engaged in a communitywide book project, a discussion of Mary Shelley's classic novel.

RSPCA inspector Charlotte Brooke said: "We hope that the images of him and the dog - a large white bull breed, we think probably an American bulldog - along with the location and time this happened will mean that those who know him will recognise him, and call us".

Choose any breed you think is interesting.

Be creative, name your dog and make people guess what dog breed they think it is.

Before getting a cat, do research on the breed you think is right for you and your family.

"And like all mongrel breeds I think it will have a great deal of hybrid vigour and strength".

Economists and policy makers bred to think that all that was needed to run a prosperous economy was to keep inflation low, strive for fiscal balance and deregulate have found themselves in a more complex world.