Sentence examples for cow pen from inspiring English sources

His father found tasks that would toughen him, in one instance, when Peter was 12, offering him $100 if he could dig 75 post holes for a cow pen in 24 hours.

She wore nothing that had not begun its life in a cow pen: black leather boots, a black leather miniskirt, a black leather blazer buttoned just at the rib cage, to reveal a chest no one would mistake for Sophia Loren's.

Daddy came back from the bathroom grinning like the lone bull in the cow pen, which meant that he had his mind on one of the females he'd seen in the restaurant.

Assuming the Indian government pays 1,400 rupees ($23) to each woman willing to go through with the operation, the Indian government pumps almost $106 million a year on sterilizing women, which is a little more than it spent on constructing a gigantic " ​mega cow pen" to protect their beautiful bovine from harm.

Assuming the Indian government pays 1,400 rupees (£14) to each woman willing to go through with the operation, the Indian government pumps £64.4 million a year on ensuring its country have sterile women at the very least, which is precisely the same amount they spent on constructing a gigantic "​mega cow pen" to protect their beautiful bovine from harm.

Likewise, using the calving pen as a sick cow pen appeared to reduce the risk of MAP transmission, which is also rather associated with the increased awareness of farmers suffering a higher prevalence of the disease.

Team cow penning is a distant relative of the cutting-horse demonstrations seen at rodeos.

The "this" that Mr. Fitzgerald is now doing is participating in a sport, new to Long Island, called cow penning.

On weekend nights he and his wife, Toby Fitzgerald, saddle up their horses, Toastie and Tequila, and compete with other Long Islanders in team cow penning.

The study consisted of three high producing Holstein cow pens (± 315 cows/pen) in a 3 × 3 Latin square design experiment with 3 periods of 28 d each.

"Either there was no work or they did not want to hire somebody without papers," he said, perched on an old Ford pickup truck with Michigan tags beside his family's sheep and cow pens.