Wolves In A Sentence

Definition of Wolves

• After the darkness gathered, the wolves made the wilderness vocal with their howling.
• There were wolves in the forest, and these would soon visit the scene of carnage.
• The ox was big enough and fat enough to nourish all the wolves in the world for many seasons.
• But she was getting old, and somehow the wolves seemed to be aware of that melancholy fact.
• A moment more and the wolves were upon us, and had ceased howling; their quarry was at hand.
• In the wild parts of the forests, where no people live, deer, wolves and bears may be found.
• Among the wolves the pack that is best disciplined by the strongest and most successful leader is the one that survives.
• Many innocent people were in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries burnt at the stake as wolves in human form.
• Better to stay behind the frozen gate than to come too early up into realms where the wolves of cold are still aprowl.
• Polson was an old hunter, and had much experience in tracing and destroying wolves and other predatory animals.
• Sometimes the wolves will drag a piece of the poisoned meat to a spring of water, and they must have done it this time.
• The bears growled, and the panthers and wild cats and wolves and rattlesnakes and other animals all made their sounds.
• The speculators got their lands, outcast women and children lay on the wayside devoured by wolves and birds of prey.
• A drove of wolves howled faintly in the distance, but they were receding, and the sound soon died away.
• They returned as wolves return to cover, satisfied with the slaughter that they had done, and only stopping to slash at the wounded on the ground.
• The doors are ornamented only with the feet of deer, of wolves and bears, boars, and the hideous skins of owls.
• They keep huge fierce dogs, which are a terror not only to wolves and bears, but also to human beings whom they may encounter.
• The great bulk of the meat, however, was left for the wolves and foxes, or to rot in the sun when summer came.
• May I be bewrayed, but there in a tree was this maiden, who was performing to a whole pack of wolves below.
• Micmac John was in a narrow, open marsh, and the wolves were already at the edge of the woods that skirted it a hundred yards behind.

• The wolves molested me not.
• Could it be himself the wolves were trailing!
• The wolves were clamouring in the distance.
• And they the wolves that eat ye.
• The wolves were giving the cry of pursuit.
• The wolves fell back and looked up inquiringly.
• A pack of wolves trotted leisurely away over the marsh.
• The wolves also saw them, and moved about uneasily.
• It ceased, and the howling of wolves smote our ears.
• Kut-le and DeWitt now were fighting as two wolves fight.
• Bob as th' wolves got.
• Whatever the object was, its effect on the wolves was instantaneous.
• Hence exposure of corpses as food for wolves or vultures causes them no pang.
• He knew that if he stayed there that night, the wolves would get him.
• Even wolves and tigers, when gorged with their prey, are safe and gentle.
• Tis Bob th' wolves got.
• It was acknowledged on all hands that the Pawnees could imitate wolves best.
• What good, honest, generous men at home, will be wolves and foxes on change!
• Reader, did you ever hear the wolves howl in the old woods of a Still night!
• The Pawnees then made themselves wolves again, and went close to the Ute camp.