Sentence examples for cattle brand from inspiring English sources

LOS ANGELES — In the 1948 film "Red River," there is a scene in which John Wayne traces the outlines of a new cattle brand in the dirt.

Products will be "branded" with the campaign logo (based on a cattle brand) and promoted first in Texas, and then across the country.

The governor, who is from a family of ranchers, said he had just registered a cattle brand that spelled out the word "veto".

Cattle brand records show that entertainment figures who dealt with the cattle manage ment concern included Jack Benny, Richard Widmark and Alfred Hitchcock.

When Astarita appeared in court, one apparent supporter of Finicum was in the front row, a tattoo of Finicum's cattle brand on her right wrist.

A weathered 18th-century gaming table near the barn's entrance — a vide poche — holds a wooden spool of natural twine, a ceramic jar of Queen Anne's lace and a cattle brand picked up at a Southwestern ranch.

In some sense, all photographs, at least, all non-digital photographs, are like cattle brands.

— Maria Newman Smithsonian: More mysterious even than the language of chocolates is the secret orthography of cattle branding.

They have identified genetic markers and various features on fish that could serve as the equivalent of cattle brands.

Craig French, right, greets his neighbor and friend Jim Orahood on the morning of a cattle branding at the French ranch.

They hung on to their cattle brands long after the last cow had gone down the road, beautiful single-iron brands from territorial days.