Sheep In A Sentence

Definition of Sheep

• It was a flock of sheep congregated on an unsubmerged knoll in the middle of the torrent.
• These few sheep in the wilderness need a little shepherding when they get sick.
• Our clothing is supplied by the thousands of sheep we raise and from the cotton we grow here.
• The engineer was watching with sharp eyes the flock of sheep on the track ahead.
• The fireman drove the sheep from the track and turned them toward the hillside pasture.
• All this went on in a strong south wind heavy with dust and the acrid sheep smell.
• The people on the island are able to raise little but grass to feed their sheep and cattle.
• One after another the sheep and lambs awoke, and soon they were feeding on the grassy hillside.
• Every morning the two boys carried the sheep downstairs, and led it to the pasture.
• As sheep do not stay in the woods, the men had to go miles away and above timber line.
• He found the path was excessively steep and rugged, little more, indeed, than a sheep track.
• In the writings of the Ettrick Shepherd, many curious anecdotes of Scottish sheep are given.
• As for Donald O'Neary, he had cattle and sheep all his days to his heart's content.
• The check-book and indelible pencil which every sheep and cattleman carries were in the inside pocket of his coat.
• After the men had brought into camp the elk we killed the other afternoon, they began to plan a sheep hunt.
• For most of the year it is thought by no means advisable to fold the sheep in the corral at night, so they sleep at large near it.
• That work was to defend the sheep from the wolves, and one mode of defence was by laying a strange trap for the enemy.
• I am perfectly sure that there are no other sheep in the whole wide world like those Albemarle sheep.
• They had poultry in their yards, sheep on the uplands, and scores of cattle in the meadow land alongside the river.
• In their unity of action, in their interdependence and solidarity, the timid sheep are capable of a momentary suggestion of awe.
• And close by was the picture of the wind-mill, set on the edge of the down, with the shepherd driving sheep in the foreground.
• There was talk of that Nogal sheep outfit gettin' in on the lower end of our range.

• Every sheep to its like.
• And the sheep came running for the salt.
• On came the sheep to the very edge of the swamp.
• We have immense ranches for raising cows and sheep too.
• The sheep and goats are also quite diminutive creatures.
• A story of life on a sheep ranch in Montana.
• W Marshall; Sheep Creek.
• Cockburn, Lord, and the sheep at Bonaly, 298.
• The cattle and sheep are killed and the meat prepared for our use.
• He might be reconciled to black sheep but never to pink ones.
• What the new game was called in sheep language no one can tell.
• Erskine's sheep and the woolsack, 298.
• Catch that black sheep if you can," she shouted.
• Soon there would be a sad mother sheep calling in vain for her little lamb.
• They both hoped to pull wool off dead sheep and make some more money that way.
• On the western plains great herds of thousands of sheep and cattle are raised.
• I'd ruther herd sheep than wrangle dudes, anyhow.
• I had been out with sheep for months and hadn't seen any one but my pardner.