Sentence examples for sometimes breed from inspiring English sources

They build large stick nests on any elevated structure available, and sometimes breed cooperatively.

The animal comes from an area above the Great Lakes, where wolves and coyotes live — and sometimes breed — together.

Although this does sometimes breed resentment when property prices soar, most villagers are content if the outsiders bring in new life and money.

Such declarations of Beltway familiarity sometimes breed contempt -- or paeans to term limits -- but Bob Franks projects his Washington experience as a plus.

These orchids which have a single petal that resembles the fungi that live nearby attract flies that typically congregate around, and sometimes breed on, the mushrooms.

Birds sometimes breed in occupied buildings, and there is a record of a pair nesting in a busy restaurant kitchen.

Piebald camels are also known to and sometimes bred by Tuareg-neighbouring populations, mostly Hausa and Fulani of north Nigeria (e.g. in the Kano region), where the Tuareg Kel Gress move their herds during dry spells in Niger.

The American subspecies is less tied to a high aquatic plant density, and sometimes breeds on quite open lakes.

Famous people report a severe loss of privacy that borders on territorial violation, a familiarity by strangers "that sometimes breeds inappropriate closeness".

Isolated pairs are usual, though it sometimes breeds in small groups, with members of its own species as well as house and Eurasian tree sparrows.

But the diets of Neanderthals — the closest known extinct human relative, which co-existed and sometimes bred with humans before going extinct about 40,000 years ago — varied depending on where they lived.