Sentence examples for he would breed from inspiring English sources

Yamba would have to be taken out of action for a couple months, which was a fair disruption to the running of the farm and the Tarrango's angus breeding program, but, unless there was any significant worsening of the wound, he would breed again.

Now he would breed a bird to win the All Ireland Open Championship on the scientific method, according to Mendel's genes, as he had read in the Pigeon Fanciers Post.

Archduke Karl of the House of Hapsburg could just pick a spot in his family's vast empire where he would breed a new horse, a mix of the powerful local Karsters used by mounted knights with the fast but skittish Arabians he purchased from Spain and Italy.

He'd breed from the bulls that wouldn't follow a feint & that had the best footwork.

He hunted squirrel and rabbit when in season, and coon with a.22 and a Mountain Cur or Walker hound he'd bred and trained.

Photo: The Bronx River, once a repository for junk, is seeing better days, like yesterday, when 201 herring were released into it in hopes they would breed many more.

If Muslims are hostile toward Americans, you would expect exposure to them would breed more contemptment, not less.

They devised a way to pass the information down: They would breed a blue cat to put near the site, and they would create stories that the blue cats symbolized "danger".

These early studies indicated that luminal cells and myoepithelial cells would proliferate as isolated populations and that they would breed true.

Talk turns to sequels: Bruckheimer has Pirates 5, Bad Boys 3 and National Treasure 3 on his horizon, and before The Lone Ranger was released he said he hoped it would breed another.

He and his team would breed the mice in the laboratory and then, as an initial experiment, release them on an uninhabited island.