Sentence examples for no breed of from inspiring English sources

"Women in the heartland shoot well, so why not women in New York?" It may be that no breed of humanity is less friendly to the firearm than the female Manhattanite, and yet the league, which began last year with only five members, has expanded this year to a core of 15 to 20 regulars, Ms. Heath said.

"There is no breed of pig called the mini, micro, miniature or teacup pig.

Hollywood glitter has also turned its attention to Americana, and no breed of collectors follows a herd instinct with quite the lockstep that movie stars do.

There is no breed that has more of this type of horse than the other.

But a new breed of no-rinse masks can be applied in the morning and left on all day, providing benefits when they'll actually be visible: the waking hours.

No matter which breed of insurance you choose, you'll probably want to offer a high-deductible plan.

They have, however, helped to inspire a new breed of inexpensive, no-frills hotels outside Japan that are not quite as small and not quite as cheap.

Nick Hungerford, founder of Nutmeg, said: "Pentech is a rare breed of VC, no fuss, no credit required; just all action and steady support".

Given that I am absolutely certain that this World Cup is going to be hugely aggressive, maybe this is the new breed of No 10 needed, not so much to guide a team but to provide it with its arrow head.

And Farrell being Farrell – a tough-tackling breed of No 10 who is every bit as brave as Jonny Wilkinson and at least twice as abrasive – he is thinking as much about his defensive game as he is about his marksmanship.

Furthermore, these fledgling autism organizations--addressing only our employment issues--are not "trees falling in the forest" that make no noise: This new breed of micro-charity is getting the positive media attention it deserves.