Sentence examples for represent a breed from inspiring English sources

Greenland Sledge dogs represent a breed that through many years has been isolated geographically and, more recently by laws, from other dog breeds.

Poodles represent a breed encompassing apparent phenotypic diversity, which translates in the identification of four classes with regard to body size.

In 1991, Reeves was between Bill & Ted movies, and Utah represents a breed of post-Schwarzenegger, post-Stallone action star: John McClane as most bodacious dude.

Previous studies have shown that the GSD breed is one of the most diverse dog breeds as it has retained a large range of Dog Leucocyte Antigen (DLA) haplotypes and therefore represents a breed that has been less selectively in-bred than other dog breeds [48].

Data were matched where possible such that each breed entry represented a breed recognised by the Kennel Club [ 35], a crossbreed or mongrel, or was labelled unknown; and each county entry represented a county or combination of counties and/or unitary authorities recognised by the Office of National Statistics, or was described as unknown and excluded from further analysis.

The authors represent a new breed of academic scholar, researchers who don't just study games, but play them as well.

When Stockwell Day grabbed the reins of the official opposition less than a year ago, he appeared to represent a new breed of Canadian leader.

It really pays to wait.' These bargain hunters represent a new breed of shopper, threatening to give retailers a huge headache in future years.

In the piranha-filled world of literary London, Mr. Frayn and Ms. Tomalin represent a rare breed: writers whom everybody else seems to like.

As one savours Bad Vibes, it's hard not to lament that today, the likes of Luke Haines and his patron saint Mark E Smith represent a dying breed.

For veteran shopkeepers like Mahmoud Abdeen, the rising numbers of Hungarians represent a new breed of tourist in the city — visitors who like to spend.