Sentence examples for cow back from inspiring English sources
Lukasz tried for days to get the cow back.
The driver chants a melodic Buddhist scripture and the only other sound is a cattle herder bossing a wandering cow back to a shade tree.
The reasonable among us said, "Maybe there's something here". The unhinged among us believed a 33-year-old who walked in off the street had ended Washington's search for a bell cow back.
Although maintaining the support of audiences and advertisers, series two of Downton Abbey disappointed many devotees of the opening run, with suspicions that ITV1's understandable desperation to get its cash cow back on show may have led to the 2011 run being written and made in risky haste.
Having made his big-screen feature film debut with Poor Cow back in 1967 and won the Cannes Palme d'Or for The Wind That Shakes the Barley in 2006, Loach attributes the longevity of his extraordinary career to "fantastic producers like Rebecca O'Brien, and writers like Paul Laverty.
But the German daily, Bild, did not retract its roughly $15,000 bounty on bringing the cow back alive — a remnant of a short-lived debate between those who wanted to hunt the cow and those who thought shooting and killing livestock inhumane and perhaps a little unsporting — and on Thursday, a sharp-eyed German farmer noticed a stranger looking longingly over a fence at his cows and took action.
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If they are dressed like a cowboy, they have a lot of cows back home".
In theory, the microchips keep the shelters honest, preventing them from selling the cows back to illegal dairies or turning them loose.
The husband, who had paid a bride price in cows to his father-in-law, suspected that his wife's father had helped her leave, and he wanted the cows back.
To get themselves off the hook, and cows back on it, the abattoirs vowed that in future they would deal only with ranchers who had registered their names and property details and promised not to deforest illegally.
