bred upの例文

• Over time, percentage animals can be bred up to American purebred status.
• According to Anthony Wood, Byrd was " bred up to musick under Tho.
• Bred up by her, Scylas gained an acquaintance with the Greek language and letters.
• Bred up in the neighbourhood of the lake, they are mostly all expert swimmers and excellent divers.
• Allen Paulson owned a colt in California by the name of Cigar, a colt bred up and down for racing on the grass.
• But I was bred up to it; it's all I know, " said Ellwood, his windblown face creased with worry.
• A less pure form of Limousin is bred up ( also known as graded up ) from a base animal over a defined number of generations.
• It is mentioned in an old song " On Newgate steps Jack Chance was found, and bred up near St Giles's Pound ".
• Nicholas was " bred up to the law ", and was appointed to the same office as his father in 1457, with a knighthood.
• The cattle bred up to a herd of 18, 000, then another even longer-lasting drought reduced the herd to 2, 700 head in 1900.
• Charles Carroll, a congressman from Maryland on the same mission, wrote that Frederick William was " not the best bred up by his Prussian Majesty . " This may have been a reference to Woedtke's alcoholism.
• Lamancha and Sable breed goats have'open'herd books, which means grade ( or nonpedigreed ) goats of these two breeds can be'bred up'to established purebred registry standards and then registered as usual.
• It was in Kumbla that Parthi Subba was born and bred up ( in about 1740 to 1800 A . D ) and composed all his yakshagana prasangas which earned for him the title of the father of Thenkku Thittu Yakshagana.
• "I must confess, we have been lately something idle-and several of our meetings have been employed by a young mathematical female in this place, bred up by one Mr . Tollet, a teacher of mathematics, and a most excellent learned man in that kind.
• In Germany Deuchar selected ten rams and ten ewes from the flocks of Baron Von Malzahn at Lenschow in Mecklenburg, of which Marshall made a further selection of ten rams and fifteen ewes in 1862, the last time that outside blood was introduced and the Glengallan Merinos were bred up from this stock.
• Coosaponakeesa herself stated she was born in Coweta and lived with the Creeks until the age of seven when she  was brought Down by her Father from the Indian Nation to Pomponne in South Carolina; There baptized, Educated and bred up in the principles of Christianity .  After being baptized her Christian name became Mary.
• The waiter, sensing the diners'distress, told them : " Some people's very fond of it but generally if you ain't born and bred up religiously, that kind of thing, why, Sir, it's what they call it in this'ere country, rather rough .'Ave a mutton chop, Sir !"
• Mr . Burke's Enemies often endeavoured to convince the World that he had been bred up in the Catholic Faith, & that his Family were of it, & that he himself had been educated at St . Omer but this was false, as his father was a regular practitioner of the Law at Dublin, which he could not be unless of the Established Church : & it so happened that though Mr . B was twice at Paris, he never happened to go through the Town of St . Omer.