verb
definition
(of a male) to procreate; to father, beget, impregnate.
Examples of sired in a Sentence
At the end of January, Princess gave birth to the first foal on the ranch that wasn't sired by Ed.
The second top price was £ 780 again for a heifer sired by Formation.
Leading the sale at 750gns was a two shear ewe sired by Stockton Dominator and out of a Bridgestone Hercules ewe.
Who also paid 1,400gns for Parton Handyman an April 2002 bull sired by Park William from Messrs Hewson, Parton Farm, Wigton.
The first lot was a Milnbank Episode sired gimmer, out of a Courthill Valais ewe.
We can also provide lists of all female groups sired by individual bulls within each herd.
Sired by Ch Kalyani Prince Siegfried, lovely big typy kittens and naughty to boot !
This is because the bitch is constantly sending down eggs during her fertile period, so one pup could have been sired on the eighth, while another could have been sired on the twelfth.
We purchased a fawn bitch sired by make history called Historic Lady (Faith) who was our foundation bitch in 1971.
Although the difference between the EBVs was small they suggest that calves sired by bull C would be born slightly earlier.
The first was a February born group 2 Loosebeare Imp sired daughter out of a Glenside His Nibs bred mother.
Leading the sale at 750gns was a two shear ewe sired by Stockton Dominator and out of a Bridgestone Hercules ewe sired by Stockton Dominator and out of a Bridgestone Hercules ewe.
Three days later at the Royal Bath and West Winter Fair, two three-quarter ewe lambs sired by Aladin won the supreme champion pair.
He sired five illegitimate children by his various housekeepers, despite, it is said, being repulsive in every imaginable way.