Sheep in sentence

268 examples of Sheep in a sentence

Well, if you keep reading starting with 25-down, it says, "Oh, by the way, the sheep can be left blank."

It's permaculture, those of you who know a little bit about this, such that the cows and the pigs and the sheep and the turkeys and the ... what else does he have?

So on our next project, we used more than eight hours to go live from a sheep to a sweater, and Jimmy Kimmel in the ABC show, he liked that.

And it was the administers of these empires who began hiring people to keep track of the wheat and sheep and wine that was owed and the taxes that was owed on them by making marks; marks on clay in that time.

But the last few decades have shown us that other animals can do it too: elephants, porcupines, sheep, goats, you name it.

Just like sheep."

It had a greater population of sheep than people, so help if we needed it was nowhere to be found.

For instance, if you let your sheep out of a pen to graze, you can keep track of how many went out by setting aside a stone for each one, and putting those stones back one by one when the sheep return, so you know if any are missing without really counting.

Sometimes it was like sheep is today - where, to make a plural, you don't do anything.

One sheep, two sheep.

What you'll need to get started is a whole fresh heart, like one from a sheep or pig.

The Jade Emperor looked out at the river and spotted the sheep, the monkey, and the rooster all atop a raft, working together to push it through the weeds.

When they made it across, the trio agreed to give eighth place to the sheep, who had been the most comforting and harmonious of them, followed by the monkey and the rooster.

For example, the sea is described as wine red, people's faces are sometimes green and sheep are purple.

One: deniers are wolves in sheep's clothing.

Now, if one farmer brings one extra sheep, that farmer will do slightly better, and no one else will be harmed.

So to use the sheep metaphor, it's like we now have electric sheep that have a mind of their own.

Of course, talking about goats makes me think of sheep, and not in good ways.

So, I blew it up and ran into the living room, my finger where it shouldn't have been, I was waving this buzzing sheep around, and my mother looked like she was going to die of shock.

The rise of agriculture led to domesticated sheep and goats, which ancient farmers harvested for milk.

And yes, that was actually a rented sheep, so I had to return that in the morning, but it served well for a day.

In New Zealand, it's legal, because the New Zealand farmers use this as a way of getting rid of rabbits, because the rabbits compete with the sheep in New Zealand.

So, the farmers go out at night with heavily armed jeeps, and shine the headlights, and anything that doesn't look like a sheep, you shoot.

A rogue sheep has slipped past her servants and guards and bolted into her yurt, where he springs into bed and bleats in her ear.

But when the sheep finally breaks free and makes for the fields, the guards can barely keep up as it scampers through crowds packing up their yurts.

When she gets there, she catches sight of the troublesome sheep wriggling into the middle of a flock.

It’ll take weeks to reach their destination – but over the course of the journey, she’ll keep everyone expertly in check – from her proud children and attentive subjects, to the most meandering sheep at the back of line.

I mean, if you think about it, the cattle and the sheep ate the grasses which had been the conveyer belt for the historical fires, and this prevented once-frequent fires from thinning out trees and burning up dead wood.

So fires were unintentionally blocked by roads and railroads, the cattle and sheep ate the grass, then along comes fire suppression and logging, removing the big trees, and you know what happened?

Well, I'd like to separate the sheep from the wolves.

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