Sentence examples for the old breed from inspiring English sources

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.

"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 represents the old breed of cabdrivers," said Richard Kay, the chief executive officer of the League of Mutual Taxi Owners, which represents owner-drivers.

A harrowing book by an enlisted combat veteran, E. B. Sledge, called "With the Old Breed," described the situation concisely: "During the course of the long fighting on Okinawa... we got numerous replacement lieutenants.

It may be more appropriate to phrase the question in the past tense, as an acknowledgment that the old breed is dying out and also as a valedictory tribute to one of its finest specimens.

Though hailed as a "new breed" of African leader, his path to power was a trail of blood, and he ruled with all the venality, incompetence and arbitrariness of the worst of the old breed.

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

As they set out to study a very intricate craft, they discovered that even fewer Americans were raising the old breeds of hogs whose thick sheath of sweet, creamy fat is essential to great salumi.

It is the oldest breed of sporting dog in the United States and was developed from English foxhounds imported in 1650 and in later years.

This description makes them the oldest breed of horse that is recognisable in the same form today.

In 1881, the American Cocker Spaniel Club was formed; it would later become the American Spaniel Club ASCC) and is now known as the oldest breed club for dogs in the United States.