Sentence examples for sturdy breed from inspiring English sources

He moved back home and acquired two Jacob sheep, a small, sturdy breed that dates to biblical times.

But in fact it was a Havanese she wanted, a small, sturdy breed that, in the past decade, has become a mainstay of New York apartment life.

In real life, one imagines that turning someone upside down and using your combined weights to drive his head into the mat could result in a shattered spine or a funeral, but rappers apparently are a very sturdy breed.

The Australian Army preferred Walers, a sturdy breed that could travel long distances in hot climates with little water, and a study for the New South Wales National Parks Service found no evidence that brumbies were ever used by the army.

His dog, Ragnar, is a Havanese, a small, sturdy breed "of immense charm," according to the American Kennel Club.

It is the capital of the Aubrac region, part of the departement of the Aveyron, and a site famed throughout France for its cattle (a sturdy breed, itself called the Aubrac), its cheese, its sausages (one charcuterie in town, Maison Conquet, has been called the best in France by the prestigious Gault-Millau magazine) and its cutlery--in approximately reverse order.

The sort of animals that thrived on this pasture-based regime were sturdy breeds such as the British Friesian, the Ayrshire and the Guernsey.

On the whole, they are a sturdy and hardy breed.

The followers of the two-year-old quartet Il Divo, however, are a sturdier breed.

More than a millennium before the age of the conquistadors, another tough breed, the Roman legions, put their claim on this land, building aqueducts, stone roads straight as an arrow and sturdy bridges still in use.

(It is, in fact, named after a famously sturdy Austrian breed of draft horses).