The word 'sire' is correct and usable in written English.
It can typically be used as a noun to refer to a feudal lord, a king, or any man of higher social standing. For example, "The sire offered his daughter's hand in marriage to the prince".
Richard Hand, a professor at Bob Jones University, sent an e-mail message to "fellow South Carolinians" telling recipients that Mr. McCain had "chosen to sire children without marriage".
And unlike a human athlete this equine phenomenon has been performing at the top of his league for the past 14 years and probably has another seven years of fornication left in him.He has been champion sire (in money won) eight times and seven of those years were on the trot including last year.
Like his father before him, he is today the greatest sire of his generation.
Just 59 of Frankel's 218 half-siblings who have raced have earned back the £120,000 stud fee charged by their sire, Galileo; 20 failed to win anything.
Congressman Jesse Jackson Jr, sire of the civil rights family, may be ruled out of contention simply because he has lobbied for a third Chicago airport, and Mr Blagojevich has fought him tooth-and-nail.On Friday, a bored press corps noticed that Mr Blagojevich referred to Danny Davis, a representative, as a "senator".
All sprang from local brains: ARM and the original Virata, for example, from people who had worked in the 1980s on the Acorn BBC computer; CSR spun out of Cambridge Consultants, grand-daddy of the cluster (and sire of another Science Park firm surely heading to market soon, Alphamosaic, whose chips lessen gadgets' battery drain).Yet tech firms need more than technology and entrepreneurs.
Horses with a single copy of the gene in question (inherited from either sire or dam) have white patches that contain polka dots.
Unusually for a flat racehorse he also sired the winner of this year's British Champion Hurdle, Istabraq, and looks set to become as successful a National Hunt sire as he is a flat one.
Ramping up retaliation like this is a good way of increasing the chances of strife.Sire, sire, the peasants are revoltingAt least one previous study, published in 2009, has claimed a relation between unusually hot years and the risk of civil strife.
Outside, in sunny weather, the flag-waving crowd sported paper crowns in black-yellow-red colours.For a day, at least, the country seemed to have disproved the dictum of Jules Destrée, a francophone socialist, who a century ago said in an open letter to Philippe's great-grandfather, King Albert I: "Sire... you reign over two peoples.
His sire was Exclusive Native.
