Sentence examples for was bred with from inspiring English sources

Then they were imported to North America by English settlers as the black Spanish turkey, which was bred with the wild North American turkey.

She recently took on a 5-year-old named Overawe, who was bred with top-level flat racing in mind and bought as a yearling for $230,000 by the owners of Triple Crown winner Seattle Slew.

The goat, called Freckles and represented by its skull, was bred with spider genes so it could produce spider silk in its milk that could be used for armour, fishing line or as human cartilage replacement.

The first of these, the Pit Bull terrier, originated in England, and was bred with fighting in mind.

He had been impressed by his neighbor's mare, and when that mare was bred with a sire known for producing successful sport horses, Pittman made an offer on the foal, still in utero.

Although cross-breeding had already existed in Europe, the modern strawberry only emerged when it was bred with a South American species brought back by a French spy after a visit to Chile in 1712.

The silkworms were bred with fresh mulberry at 25°C.

During adulthood, animals were bred with drug-naïve colony males.

Longhorns had almost died out as a result of being bred with plumper breeds.

Some stallions are bred with up to 200 mares in a year.

Dogs from this family were bred with beagles to produce the college colony.