Sentence examples for a deer hide from inspiring English sources

9. Michael R. Shea, the magazine's online video editor, tanned a deer hide in the bathroom of his fifth-floor walkup in Manhattan, then wrote about it.

Within, a temporary exhibition hall contained children's illustrations -- some on brown paper cut to the shape of a deer hide -- of Indian folk tales.

In it, he collaborated with traditional Indian artists to create works like the string of painted drums, or a deer hide quiver that held an arrow made from a pink fluorescent bulb.

A huge trumpet, beautifully fashioned from birch plywood and copper brackets, extends from an anechoic chamber that, one would presume, is to be used like a deer hide for listening to the sonic landscape.

The sale, which is curated by John Molloy, a New York dealer specializing in the trade, includes a deer hide shirt made by members of the Illinois tribe in the mid-eighteenth century, as well as a gorgeous pair of moccasins from the late eighteenth century decorated with geometric orange and red braiding and bright-red horsehair tassels.

It includes a video of a taxidermist working on a deer hide to the sound of an Al Green song; a goofy little deer sculpture made from a toilet paper roll; and a shelf with the photograph of a grizzled farmer holding a yearbook portrait of a young man -- his son, maybe, who, one cannot help guessing, must have died in a hunting accident.

Pastor Mike introduced me to his aunt, who wore a deer-hide dress and a necklace of shells.

If you ever wondered how strong a bear is, where the deer hide until spring or which birds flock to the lake area each summer, you'll learn about it here.

As sudden raindrops ping off his coat he slowly backtracks home, following dirt tracks flanked with overgrown heather to the cabin, log fire, beer, bong, banjo, faded olive couch with deer hide blankets, and a loaded shotgun propped up beside the door.

Given that Deejay Deer claims to be an actual deer hiding in the woods from pretentious producers, it's strangely fitting that "give yourself away" is the vocal hook of this track.

For example, a rainy day in San Francisco right now shows a picture of deer hiding out under a tree.