Sentence examples for breed which is from inspiring English sources

It says, "The common breed", which is a line from a Suede song.

The breed, which is known as the Chinese dog in Mexico, is not formally recognized by the American Kennel Club.

But when the project is finished, nearly all the canal water should contain enough dissolved oxygen to allow fish to breed, which is a key measure of cleanliness.

He's too young to breed, which is just as well, because the Chinese want to conduct their panda-breeding under controlled conditions at home.

Tass said early yesterday that the latest satellite contains a dog, later described to be a female of the Russian breed which is smaller than but similar to the husky.

He has managed to present himself as an "anti-politician", different from the rest of the breed, which is widely seen as universally corrupt.Stumping chanceThis makes for rousing rallies, but not necessarily electoral success.

Tweed was a favourite of Richardson's despite his breed, which was regarded as inferior to others when it came to military service.

In 1993, exactly 100 years after the formal establishment of the Scandinavian Mountain Cattle breed, a project was initiated for saving the breed, which was by then close to extinction.

But I'm not here to talk about the incumbents, but rather the new breed, which are taking cues from their American cousins in looking for businesses with potential.

It closely resembles the Breton breed, which was used heavily in the creation of the Italian Heavy Draft.

Towards the end of the 19th century, Sir Dudley Coutts Majoribanks, Lord Tweedmouth, was developing a breed which was known at the time as a "yellow Retriever".