Sentence examples for has breeding from inspiring English sources
Call them — as the press has — "breeding grounds," "flashpoints," or "powder kegs".
By James Surowiecki Call them — as the press has — "breeding grounds," "flashpoints," or "powder kegs".
She has breeding and class, but also enough of what it takes to win the popular vote.
It has breeding groups of various parrots, pheasants, hornbills, birds-of-paradise, and other, mostly Southeast Asian, species.
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.
Holkham NNR is important for its wintering wildfowl, especially pink-footed geese, Eurasian wigeon and brant geese, but it also has breeding waders, and attracts many migrating birds in autumn.
Moreover, the chicks have breeding.
Albatross and petrels also have breeding grounds on Macquarie.
"That would be incredible, if we're starting to have breeding chaffinch here again".
"A good name used to mean that you had breeding and education.
"If they have to stop or turn back, there's a big risk they won't have breeding success".
