Sentence examples for breeding class from inspiring English sources
Scott, her co-star, was among the first of those friends to join the breeding class.
He has size, breeding and class, and they all showed up dramatically when he moved powerfully into the lead in the homestretch of the Wood and won by more than four lengths.
120 pair-wise choices were deduced for each breeding animal class.
However, as the recent Le Web conference proved, European tech hubs like London, Berlin and more recently Paris, can now also lay claim to breeding world-class entrepreneurs.
"We ended up breeding a new class of patrons," Mr. Booth said.
It's also breeding a whole class of new games, like the inimitable DuckDuckDuck.
But then there was always a eugenic undercurrent in Tory thinking: stop the lower classes breeding.
She has breeding and class, but also enough of what it takes to win the popular vote.
Ford warmed to what he saw — "This dame has breeding, quality, class," he said, adding, "I'll bet she'll knock us on our ass!" — and, come November, the dame was in Africa, shooting "Mogambo" and knocking Clark Gable on his ass.
As Ms. Smith intended, her sitters' good posture and guarded expressions convey the trappings of class and breeding.
Rough plebeian democracy is the breeding ground of the class of intellectuals, springing up like the dragon's teeth to fight and kill each other down to the last five men before they can found the city.
