Sentence examples for being called to slaughter from inspiring English sources

Mr. Demir far prefers to work in private, and dislikes being called to slaughter a sheep right in front of a shop in a fancy part of town.

Under the downer exemption, a veterinarian could have been called to reinspect the animals and perhaps deem them healthy enough to slaughter.

Downbeat detective Sebastian Castellanos is called to an abandoned mental hospital, where dozens of police officers have been slaughtered by an unknown force.

When Union generals Meade and Gibbons tried and failed to take Prospect Hill, Mannsfield Plantation's innocent field of corn and wheat stubble came to be called the Slaughter Pen, with around 4,000 Confederate and 5,000 Union casualties.

It's called the "slaughter of the whales" and it looks like this year is going to throw up a bumper crop of docile, naïve ones for the Faroe Islanders to sink their huge, hungry, unloving, hooked phalluses into.

This story from Matthew is called "the slaughter of the holy innocents" and it shows how even the very first Christmas was marked by that great back-and-forth movement that marks all of human life -- the swing between joy and sorrow, peace and pain.

Across the US, cattle are sometimes housed in what are called feedlots to be fattened for slaughter.

This phenomenon is called 'field cancerisation' (Slaughter et al, 1953).

Abu Ibrahim Raqqawi: Our campaign is called "Raqqa is being slaughtered silently," and it was launched in April , 2014

An animal reacting positively to the skin test is called a reactor and is slaughtered.

"It was what was called a badge of honor," Ms. Slaughter said.