Sentence examples for cows birth from inspiring English sources

KGR cows birth an average of three to four calves during a reproductive lifetime, in line with the figure reported by Demiruren (1974).

Other lessons from this podcast The cow birth in season two can be seen as an agricultural metaphor for the military's response to Bowe Bergdahl's disappearance; it's almost impossible to map a timeline via audio.

Nor does he show mercy to poor Curly after the boy accidentally sees something he shouldn't, down at the quarry, while helping a strayed cow birth her calf in the fields above.

Mr. Obama inserted the phrase in a speech delivered at the Iowa State Fairgrounds, in a building sometimes used to demonstrate cow birthing.

In "Elk Dreams," a solitary walker comes upon an elk cow birthing a calf and sees the animal's "backside like a meaty rose unfold / and the calf come leapingly squeezed".

"We are out here in the middle of the night helping cows give birth".

As the book colorfully recalls, he said, "I've spent many long nights helping cows give birth and I know what to do when the baby gets stuck".

So while cows give birth on the Maher farm and tools break and Tom fusses and fumes and Mary Kate sews and Eileen sets the tea kettle to boiling and the tortured Eddie's true love lies dying down the road while his wife suffers before him, Eddie must confront his past and Curly must decide his future.

"I've spent many long nights helping cows give birth, and I know what to do when the baby gets stuck".

Since cows give birth just once a year, a farmer's entire livelihood can depend on an auctioneer's ability to get top dollar for his animals during a single sale.

The rest of the cows gave birth indoors.