Sentence examples for left breeds from inspiring English sources

Happily for Corbyn, a decades-long career on the Labour left breeds nothing if not a thick skin.

Actor Tommy Lee Jones (above left) breeds his own polo ponies on his Texas ranch and on this side of the Atlantic, Jodie Kidd is an accomplished player, as is Sir Rocco Forte and the Sultan of Brunei.

But today, as Cameron pulled up Muslim women as an example of where extremism may be left to breed, he only added to a broader sense of disenchantment.

Now, as if evolution itself were trying to spare them from human avarice, that gene is spreading because the tuskless ones are often the only ones left to breed.

If left to breed, these bacteria eventually begin to break down the tooth's surface, leading to painful cavities that need filling, or even to the removal of the tooth if the decay is too widespread.

Mice were left to breed undisturbed for 15 to 19 weeks after release, allowing sufficient time for females to rear up to three litters to independence.

French EU diplomacy has a bulldozerish quality that leaves lesser breeds both aggrieved and admiring.

There are few pure breeds left within the university systems, and many of those available from hobbyists have unknown disease status, as well as unknown pedigrees.

The situation has left this special breed of fliers without many options.

By 1950, there were only about 600 mares and 50 stallion left in the breed.

Among the cattle breeds, the high-yielding breeds such as Jersey and Brown Swiss and the milking cows of other breeds were stall-fed, whereas the bulls and the unproductive local breeds were left freely grazing in the nearby forests without herders.