Sentence examples for blind cow from inspiring English sources

"Who would want to buy a blind cow?" she says.

One night, while she was trying to mate her blind cow with the plantation bull there was a fire & Queenie died.

On certain practice days, Klinsmann nixed the team's standard wind sprints for less conventional drills, with names like "rubber twist" and "blind cow," which were purportedly designed to help the players experience "psychological breakthroughs".

The game is variously known in Europe Italyy, mosca cieca ("blind fly"); Germany, Blindekuh ("blind cow"); Sweden, blindbock ("blind buck"); Spain, gallina ciega ("blind hen"); and France, colin-maillard (named for a medieval fight between a French lord of Louvain [Leuven] and a man named Colin who fought with a mallet and was blinded in the battle).

Blind cows (yep), outrageously funny cows, cranky cows, smart cows, not-the-sharpest-knife-in-the-drawer cows.

Especially memorable are Lee Sherman, who repaired pipes carrying lethal chemicals and drained toxic waste illegally into nearby waterways before becoming an environmentalist and, yes, a tea party supporter; and the Areno family, disagreeing over the benefits and risks of local industries, even as they watched turtles go blind and cows die from drinking polluted water.

Cow factors of importance for subclinical mastitis and/or IMI were teat and udder shape, breed, parity, presence of blind quarters, and cow hygiene.

Around 10% of the cows had one blind quarter, and none of the cows had more than one blind quarter.

Cows with large funnel-shaped teats or pendulous udder after calving, and cows with blind quarters were at risk of having subclinical mastitis and/or IMI.

Cows that had large funnel-shaped teats or pendulous udders after calving, and cows with blind quarters were at risk of having subclinical mastitis and/or IMI.

The results indicate that the risk for udder health problems within a herd can be reduced by culling cows that have large funnel-shaped teats or pendulous udders after calving, and cows with blind quarters.