Sentence examples for breeds himself from inspiring English sources

While cattle-to-cattle transmission is a major cause of bovine TB, Kittow's farm is a closed herd of animals he breeds himself, with only disease-free bulls brought in, and he is convinced that soaring badger numbers have spread the disease among his 200-strong organic dairy herd.

Mr. Hawkinson is a curious breed himself.

Topping is as Wasp as they come: "On paper, Ed was an ideal-typical member of the breed himself.

At 70 he's also one of the dignitaries and custodians of Cuban music, particularly the jazz-inflected species he has cross-bred himself.

In short, he needed germ-free mice – and lots of them – so he bred them himself.

Delon plays him as a man whose skill at scenting treacherous intentions in others extends to himself and breeds a passionless self-loathing.

If only he follows the pact of his breed, Prince tells himself, he can save these people from themselves — from "all their lies and tensions and betrayals and injustices".

In an area that breeds corruption, Suleimani made a name for himself battling opium smugglers along the Afghan border.

Mr Butterworth took himself off to Somerset, where he breeds pigs on his smallholding and takes his dog for long walks.

Walk through the lab where he bred a clone of himself with the express intention of playing for Real Madrid forever.

If the government becomes a lawbreaker, it breeds contempt for the law; it invites every man to become a law unto himself".