Sentence examples for a deer from from inspiring English sources

Following strict preparation guidelines, the ritualistic consumption of salvia requires "near or total darkness" to protect the plant whose energy is believed to be "timid like a deer"—from bright lights that might frighten her away.

"Look around every now and then and you will see a deer from the zoo," Sergeant King said.

"One day, there was a deer from Rock Creek Parkway in the yard, and when it tried to jump back over it got impaled on the fence.

He surrounded the forest with a fence and told the Kings that every day, a deer from their herds must sacrifice his/herself to his table.

We picked wild rice, and now and then we shot a deer from off the back porch, and, yes, we fed our children good, now, didn't we?

Well west of there from my camp near the Continental Divide, I intended to pluck a deer from my domain by bow or gun, all the while loving the lonely solitude and magnificent vistas of the mountains.

Bundala has homestays next to the park entrance and knowledgeable guides who can spot a spotted deer from a mile off and will happily park up by the pink flamingos.

A deer jumps from one place to another swiftly, similar to the mind moving from one thought to another.

A dog pulled a baby deer from the water off the coast of Long Island this past weekend in New York.

Later in the episode we're somehow treated to the sight of wolves devouring a deer carcass — from the vantage point of the carcass.

A few houses in, several men in camouflage were standing in a driveway, getting ready to gut a deer hanging from the side of a brown home.