Sentence examples for breeding sits from inspiring English sources

Chris Easton, a bureaucrat with class and breeding, sits Costello down, offers him coffee, soda, popcorn, hot dogs.

Breeding sits were categorized and classified where water movement was expressed as running, moderate, and stagnant water.

Several weeks after his birth, Dr. Terri Roth, the vice president for animal sciences at the Cincinnati Zoo who has made a career of breeding endangered creatures, sat in her office on the zoo grounds and discussed Andalas's significance to science.

Here we present a protocol with link to video for training rhesus macaques (Macaca mulatta) housed in single-male – multi-female breeding groups to sit at individual stations in the social enclosure.

In the lecturer's view, the infirm, the mentally impaired, criminals, premature infants, and the like were nonpersons, whose burden society could no longer be expected to support, especially in light of our breeding successes.... Sean sat at attention beside Melanie, his face shining and smug..

In the lecturer's view, the infirm, the mentally impaired, criminals, premature infants, and the like were nonpersons, whose burden society could no longer be expected to support, especially in light of our breeding successes.... Sean sat at attention beside Melanie, his face shining and smug.

While those in the top tax bracket moan endlessly about the amount of tax they pay, there is little acknowledgement they also benefit from tax breaks useless to the poor; and the healthy breeding majority – "working families" – can sit back and auction their vote.

"If the fast ice is extensive, the parent penguins have to go much further to obtain food, that means the one left sitting on the eggs has to sit for longer, that means chicks get fed less often, that means that birds are less able to get into breeding condition before the breeding season begins".

During breeding season in Washington, volunteer Behavior Watchers, fortified by caffeine, sit through the night in a glass-fronted booth, studying video monitors and taking notes on clipboards at four-minute intervals.

One of the areas in question is Johannesburg's Alexandra township, where tightly crammed shacks sit under corrugated tin roofs and discarded trash is a breeding ground for rats, a jarring contrast from the looming skyscrapers of wealthy Sandton.

Sitting on those eggs to incubate them thus squashed them.These days there are 10,000 breeding pairs.