Sentence examples for brooding of from inspiring English sources

Brooding of terrestrial eggs is known in a few species.

It's not all old-fashioned; every so often the Beasties pick up the minor-key brooding of current gangsta rap.

The fitful brooding of Shostakovich's 1966 Concerto has been ascribed to the composer's anxieties about his failing health and to the stagnation of the Brezhnev regime.

Eggs and sperm are shed into the sea for external fertilization in most bivalves, but inhalation of sperm by a female permits a type of internal fertilization and brooding of young, usually within the ctenidia.

This association strongly suggests that an early function of these long feathers was to assist in the brooding of the eggs, keeping them warm and protected from the environment.

This evolutionary thrust has been marked by the development of ambulatory legs and specializations for benthic life and by the brooding of eggs and suppression of free-living larval development.

A brood of buckets cluster under an unexamined roof leak.

"Millionaire" has already fathered a brood of game shows.

In the late summer, broods of 1 60 are produced; average broods number 4 10 young.

They are a brood of lesser Hamlets without his compensating vision of a potential greatness.

Next it was a brood of Welsummer chickens, for the "beautiful, chocolate-brown eggs" they lay.