Sentence examples for emerging breed from inspiring English sources

Drummond was a good mechanic, and word spread among an emerging breed of hobbyist.

The series is about the conflict between an emerging breed of vampire that is impervious to sunlight and the more traditional, but no less monstrous, bloodsuckers of yore.

Ms. Akhtar, 38, is among an emerging breed of female directors altering the contours of Bollywood, the Mumbai-based Hindi film industry.

Marco Carceres, another of the emerging breed of space analysts clustered around Washington, argues that to create the conditions for true space tourism, launch costs have to be brought down below $500 a pound.

Ms. Kimura is part of an emerging breed of individual Japanese investors who are starting to break the traditionally docile ranks of shareholders and hold company managers accountable, for issues like missed management targets and corporate scandals.

"Everyone should now see that the risk team needs to be just as involved on the returns side as on the risk side," says Maureen Miskovic, chief risk officer at State Street, an American bank.Glamming upMs Miskovic is one of an emerging breed of more powerful risk officers.

They might wear rubbish jumpers and speak in faintly transatlantic accents, but this re-emerging breed of TV talent do so without any hint of irony.

There are over 100 breeds of pedigreed cat worldwide, and that's not accounting for the coat and color variations within the breeds, or emerging new breeds.

During a newspaper strike he wrote his first novel, "There Is a Happy Land" (1957), about life in a Leeds housing project, and in 1958 he quit journalism — temporarily, as it turned out — to write fiction full time, joining an emerging new breed of working-class writers like John Braine and Alan Sillitoe.

In warm weather after a heavy rain, they emerge to breed in temporary ponds.

Nevertheless, themes emerge, memories breed, and there's coercion and melodrama on display in the book's cadences.