Examples of using Were bred in English and their translations into Serbian
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Some were bred as companions;
By crossing several even more productive lines were bred.
Others were bred to hunt and work;
Thanks to the work of breeders,many varieties were bred with other colors of flowers.
The ducks were bred on farms in the surrounding countryside.
These rabbits, lop-eared sheep were bred in the United States.
These rabbits were bred at the beginning of the 20th century in Meissen.
Through the efforts of past century breeders, Viennese rabbits of a different color were bred.
Bonded pairs were bred for truth.
This viral disease usually affects late tomato varieties that were bred many years ago.
Most of them were bred as a hunting breed. .
As a result of crossing species of Sword, multicolored individuals of incredible beauty were bred.
Chausies were bred to retain the appearance of jungle cats.
In our country, the first breeding varieties were bred in 1958 for the Kuban and Kharkiv regions.
Some were bred for retrieval, so they'd disable the subject and wait for the handlers.
Flandres, or the Belgian giants, were bred at the beginning of the 19th century.
Back in the distant 1800s,the business began with Danish rabbits, which were bred in the UK.
The first fry were bred in Parisian private aquariums in the 1870s.
However, why then various varieties of mustard were bred and which ones should be sown?
However, later- in the 18th century,thanks to French breeders, yellow and orange varieties were bred.
Since different varieties of pepper were bred, its color varies from lemon to dark red.
Rabbits of this genus with beautiful fur were bred by crossing a white giant with an ordinary chinchilla.
Rottweilers were bred to drive cattle, and will continue to have strong muscles and powerful jaws even if you live in a city apartment.
Thanks to meticulous breeding work in the late XIX-early XX century, animals were bred that had a beautiful skin resembling the fur of a South American chinchilla.
Patterdales were bred to be as"hard as nails" which paired to their courage makes them formidable hunting dogs.
First developed in Newfoundland,Labs were imported to England in the early 19th century and were bred by the Earl of Malmesbury into the water-loving sporting dogs known today.
In large quantities, they were bred under Peter I and Catherine II, especially when in the Park, in the palace gardens and estates.
Some collies were imported to Australia for stock work in the early 19th century, and were bred with other types of dogs- usually with an eye to working sheep without direct supervision.
Wheat hybrids were bred to increase the crop production of Italy during the so-called"Battle for Grain"(1925- 1940). Heterosis was explained by George Harrison Shull.