Sentence examples for old breed from inspiring English sources

An old breed, Belgians were considerably improved after 1880.

He was an old breed, a wise man from a different generation who could not stand the wanton looting of Nigeria's public coffers.

The old breed is always welcome in the Grammy ballots and telecast, but many members of the new breed are historians, or at least like the look.

The dog resembles the rough-coated collie but in miniature, and like the collie it is descended from an old breed of Scottish working dog.

Not quite three weeks ago we set her on a clutch of eggs from another old breed called Dominique -- an odd number of eggs for good luck.

"I think everybody always wants to usher out the old breed and in with the new, and people get on that bandwagon," Malone said.

He still has a special place in his heart for the old breeds of turkeys and chickens.

Old breeds of pigs and sheep are once again served up in restaurants and pubs and on Observer Food Monthly readers' tables.

For me the experience of a Meadowlands exploration is akin to looking for old breeds of roses in cemeteries or walking through Roman ruins.

They exclusively use heritage pork from three East Coast farms (Ecofriendly Farms in Virginia, Cane Creek in North Carolina, and Flying Pigs in New York) that specialize in old breeds, the kind that were popular before hogs were bred to be lean.

At the four historic farms, costumed interpreters demonstrate European and American farm activities from the 17th to 19th centuries; old breeds of livestock such as Dominique chickens and Tunis sheep roam the fields and pens.