Sentence examples for was bred from from inspiring English sources

Goldstein's distaste for the banking industry was bred from exposure to its entrails.

The zebu, or Brahmin was bred from the Indian subspecies of probably 6,000 years later.

One of the most commonly cultivated garden poppies, the Shirley poppy, was bred from the corn poppy.

He was bred from an early age to take over the Tuscan textile business that his grandfather and great-uncle began in the 1920s.

Beni Meier's record-smashing pumpkin was bred from a Wallace 2009 seed taken from Ron Wallace's 2012 pumpkin Freak II, which was the first to weigh more than a ton.

With its white muzzle and feet, dark "points," and blue eyes, the Snowshoe looks like what it was bred from: a Siamese with white "boots" that turned up in the litter of a Siamese breeder in Philadelphia in the 1960s.

There's more confidence around the team which is bred from results and performances.

They were bred from border-collie mixes, and reminded writer of her dog.

Something perhaps to be bred from when called on and the present rush blows its fuse.

To keep the gene pool strong and clear, rats are bred from high-performing male mine rats and wild females.

The other colony of rats has been bred from exactly the same stock, but for aggressiveness instead.