0 past simple and past participle of sire --
1 to become the male parent of an animal or the father of a child: --
I submit that it will not work because those who sired it and their advisers have failed to recognise the real causes of wage inflation.
I know that the marketing methods which are in use at present leave much to be de sired.
We tried to ensure that they took precautions, and many of those young men successfully sired children a few years later.
Unemployment affecting many people, sired by microcomputer technology out of recession, may need to be tackled in a different frame of mind.
I have sired five siblings, of whom four had the good fortune to be at the same school at the same time.
Can it be said that that practice contains no sired of benefit to the public?
All other heifers, including dual-purpose breeds and crossbred calves sired by a beef bull, will be judged on their merits.
It is right that fathers should pay towards the support of the children they have sired.
