Sentence examples for wild introduced from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wild introduced him as Albert Wong, a 10-year-old prodigy, and asked him to play.

The Minnesota Wild introduced Todd Richards as the second coach in franchise history, completing a new power structure that began with Craig Leipold's purchase of the team 18 months ago.

The possibility of a wild introduced baboon surviving in the forests could not be dismissed.

At its best, Given to the Wild introduces you to a sensation not previously derived from the Maccabees' oeuvre: of songs not really doing what you'd expect.

(Better hurry up and get to pythons before they're gone: on Monday Nat Geo Wild introduces "Python Hunters," a reality show about three experts trying to contain Florida's infestation of those enormous snakes).

And natural things aren't all that run wild, once introduced here.

The Patagonian Andes do not support a flourishing animal life: the smallest known deer, the pudu, dwells there, and wild pigs, introduced by Europeans, have multiplied.

The wild card, introduced by major league baseball for the 1995 season, has often been a consolation prize to whichever team finished second in the American League East.

During the tour, passengers will very likely spot wild buffaloes, introduced to the island by a film production company in 1924, and they may see eagles and deer as well.

The hogs, descendants of colonial-era livestock and, more recently, European wild boars introduced for sport, spread diseases such as brucellosis, can breed twice a year and, when hungry enough, will eat lambs.

Compared to wild plants, introduced plants had similar survival and responses to fire, slower growth, and more delayed flowering.