Sentence examples for live rearing from inspiring English sources

It opened with the author appearing on a live, rearing black stallion and dressed in an orange satin bikini and matching mantilla.

But even if gay marriage goes away, gay parents will go on living de facto married lives, rearing children from past heterosexual marriages or forming families through adoption, foster care or sperm or egg donation.

Here the Coles lived for the remainder of their lives, rearing many children.

Reproductive isolation between nursery lakes is typical of lake-type sockeye salmon, which spend half of their lives rearing in freshwater before migrating to sea [ 13, 44, 60- 62].

But they reveal nothing about the suspicious and angry people who live there, reared on tales of centuries of oppression by outsiders and soured by the nationalist fervor Dr. Karadzic stoked.

"That's an ideal place for them to live and rear a family.

The "live" rear axle uses leaf springs, like a horse-drawn cart.

Ford's most compelling answer to this tech-savvy trio may not be a V-6 Mustang with a live rear axle, but the front-wheel-drive Focus ST, for which powertrain and pricing information was announced Tuesday.

Talk of horsepower ratings, track times and live rear axles would have their day in the midwinter sun as well, as Ford released information on the 2013 Shelby GT500 convertible ahead of its debut at the Chicago auto show, where press previews are taking place Wednesday and Thursday.

It lives to tear up a gravel road and exploit its live rear axle.

Most trucks with live rear axles like to wallow a bit when they're empty, but the Honda drives like a fairly large car.