Sentence examples for who rear from inspiring English sources

It consists of laying the eggs singly in the nests of certain other bird species to be incubated by the foster parents, who rear the young cuckoo.

Meanwhile, our meat comes from our co-operative of British farmers who rear their livestock the traditional way, on small-scale organic family farms.

"There was enough water to drink from the rainwater harvesting tanks, but those who rear animals really suffered because there wasn't enough water for them," said Khan.

But they gave Mr. Gore an opportunity to praise what he called the "magnificent" Social Security system, as well as "honor" women who rear children rather than work outside the home.

And he is not on eBay, auctioning the course to anyone who wants the green pines, bench chairs and family of ospreys who rear their young ones on the back nine.

Using data from Gender and Generation Surveys, and using descriptive statistics, we show that couples who rear a disabled child are more frequently unstable, more often forego their fertility intentions, more frequently suffer from economic difficulties, show more traditional gender role arrangements, are more frequently in bad health, and have lower well-being than families without disabilities.

Recent investigations have revealed lower vertical loading rates and knee energy absorption amongst experienced barefoot runners relative to those who rear-foot strike (RFS).

A man was fatally shot in North Oakland, Calif., after getting into a confrontation with two suspects who rear-ended his car late Wednesday.

It was also frustrating that the woman who rear-ended me seemed to have fallen off the face of the earth.

You might have a legal case against the driver who rear-ends you, but you go to prison if you shoot him.

Mr. Perry said news accounts about Mr. Obama's aunt, and about a person suspected of being an illegal immigrant who rear-ended another state lawmaker last month, helped ignite the issue here.