Sentence examples for to be reared from inspiring English sources

He sent the boy to Alexandria, Egypt, to be reared by a grandmother.

The tree kangaroo was orphaned in November and was too young to be reared by hand.

(Its standards do not allow cattle to be reared full time in giant sheds).

Beaux was left by her widowed father to be reared by relatives in New York City and later West Philadelphia.

You could argue that, from the age of thirteen on, Moore was the first American writer of her calibre to be reared by a homosexual couple.

Frightened by a death curse that Maleficent has laid on the baby, King Stefan sends Aurora away, to be reared by three fairies, lovable but silly old ladies.

And now we have the inflation fear that seems to be rearing its ugly head.

Tom Kincaid, a top platform developer and blogger mentioned in the Facebook Developer Forums last night that Beacon seems to be rearing its ugly head once again.

That same faulty Showtime strategy seems to be rearing its head again on the network's other tentpole drama, "Homeland".

Under standard conditions, the optimal allocation strategy of workers appears to be rearing exclusively ergatoid males.

A possible trivial explanation for this relationship is that rats predisposed to long rearing episodes were more likely to be rearing at the time they were shocked, which could have reduced the salience of the US.