Sentences with phrase «never dying breed»

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And in Doncaster, England, near - octogenarian Robert Sterling Clark wept unabashed when his horse Never Say Die, a Kentucky - bred son of Nasrullah, won the ancient St. Leger before a crowd of 200,000.

He got sick and died at age 9, never having the opportunity to breed and help the mountain gorillas recover from the low numbers that threaten their existence.

to be pretty at all times well behave rare breed african america 45 5 feet even never worked husband died suddenly she needs to be place in a queit home and needs lots of love

At its core, Halo Wars 2 is a traditional, speedy flavour of RTS that seems to be a dying breed on PC, and never really bred on consoles in the first place (the original Halo Wars being one of the few notable successes).

They could never dig it, and there's nothing to do but wait for the man that killed me, but he won't die, he only gets older and older and trades out wives for younger and younger and breeding a whole brood of slow - witted boys and running the country down into the ground.

For many, rescue never comes and they die in the miserable breeding facilities.

He also showed her soon realising that she was, whilst great dog, not a show prospect and although he had her until she died at 13 years he never bred her.

The breed was also pressed into service during both World Wars as a messenger dog for the Allied Forces because of its «never say die» attitude and ability to get the job done.

I've had many dogs, all sorts of breeds, all raised from puppyhood to when they finally died of old age, and I've never crated any of them and they've never destroyed any of my homes because I trained them not to!

I am sure that those of you who breed and buy while shelter animals die, never read things such as this because as you have put it «who cares about shelter animals» (paraphrasing here) Well, there are many of us who care about ALL animals, not just the «PERFECT» pet.

Many dog breeds who die on average at a younger age, have never actually become old.

Maybe some of you have never had the experience of wandering into one as they certainly are a dying breed.

Roaring with laughter she says «it is one of my rules in life never to be photographed without a cigarette» and without any sense of irony goes on to say «we smokers are a dying breed, an endangered species.»

It seems like the PC - which a lot of people kept moaning about last year and how it was a dying breed - is scheduled to make a comeback, or at least show that it never left the scene.