Sentence examples for it was reared from inspiring English sources

A good butcher is one who can tell you where your meat came from, what breed it is, some details on how it was fed and how it was reared, and ultimately how it was slaughtered as well.

The Met orchestra, with moaning strings and horns, sounds as though it was reared on kvass and root vegetables; George Tsypin's spare sets make room for the awesome mise-en-scène.

They will make a point of entertaining themselves on the cheap, often in groups, and self-consciously, as members of an ingenuity- and drollery-loving generation that was weaned on the Internet and is game for the bust of the boom in which it was reared.

However, when it was reared on safflower, the generation period was (13.98 ± 0.30).

In the present study, BPH grew to larger size and gained more body weight when it was reared on N-enriched plants.

No significant differences in reproduction rate per female were found when it was reared on sweet potato, mulberry, and castor bean leaves.

It seems only the other day the Afro-centricity movement abolished notions of dark being ugly, but here it was, rearing its head again.

"Ryan's had this back problem that he's had in the past and it's reared its ugly head again," said Bowen.

"It is reared on a strict grass diet until 15 or 16 years.

There is no evidence that every "free-range chicken" has been outside the shed it's reared in until slaughter; but there is evidence that some free-range chickens do not go outside.

"It's what the public want, it's natural, it's reared outside, the public don't want factory farmed beef and we don't produce factory farmed beef here in Cornwall".