sire

The only child of older parents, I avoided them also for, having sired such a child, they were suspect, by association and by kinship.

Subordinates sired the same number of offspring as dominants ---a fact the researchers were able to confirm by genetic analysis.

It would be an excellent idea, I thought to myself, if the whole thing were properly sired in court.

There is no doubt that that our educational system leaves something to be de sired.

The child-bearing trend began in 2000, when Tony Blair sired the first baby born to a serving prime minister in more than 150 years.

You know who this horse was sired by?

Breaker also sired at least three pups that won Bests in Show.

The old man had sired a boy child at the age of seventy.

In 1884, editorialists famously taunted presidential candidate Grover Cleveland about having sired a child with the unmarried Maria Halpin.

the emotions in them are sired by great and fully conscious intentions, governed by ideas, hence their unheard-of unity.

The fierce warrior Brychen who sired twelve sons and twenty-four daughters and savagely put down all attacks on his kingdom .

The females were sired twice in the ninth century, and again during the Renaissance.

A filly sired by a famous racehorse .

Africa, are you aware that you have sired a revolutionary genius?

They may be sired by you,