Sentence examples for deer being from inspiring English sources
"deer being" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English
It is used to describe deer in a state of being or existence. Example: The peaceful forest was disturbed by the sound of a deer being chased by a hunter.
Witness the way Mickey Mantle, the great Yankees hitter, blew a hamstring running to first base one night in the early '60s — like a deer being shot in midstride, somebody wrote.
An empty pack of pork scratchings trodden into cracked and powdery earth" – in an ill-conceived adventure that ends with a deer being butchered on the top floor of a council tower-block.
But opponents of the hunts said they believe their protests were responsible for fewer deer being killed this year than last year, when 324 were shot, and that the program may end sooner.
Natural selection will, the late Maynard Smith noted, move a population to a strategy that, if adopted by most members (eg, the majority of male mule deer being either "hawks" or "doves"), will make it impossible for some other strategy, introduced through genetic mutation, to outcompete the incumbents.Such "evolutionarily stable strategies" pervade biological systems.
Creech is a writer of emotionally rich fiction that has often dealt with the inner life of girls, but this time around there's an exquisite new tenderness that gives the story of a boy like Jack learning poetry the quality of a baby deer being coaxed toward a salt lick.
Ms. Predl of the wildlife service said there were 16,000 recorded incidents of deer being struck by motor vehicles in 1999 -- including incidents in Chester, Union County on Route 78 east and in West Deptford 3 in which people died.
One deer was struggling in the water.
In fact, deer are encouraged to visit.
The antlers of deer are not horns.
Deer are represented by several species.
