Sentence examples for drive animals from inspiring English sources
Do eclipses drive animals wild?
They would also drive animals with fire.
It mandates that the parks department adopt a policy favoring plants native to New York over exotic plants, which can out-compete native species and drive animals dependent on them into extinction, on all city-owned property.
When I needed to write a Sandman story set in hell, I played Reed's Metal Machine Music (which I've described as "four sides of tape hum, on the kinds of frequencies that drive animals with particularly sensitive hearing to throw themselves off cliffs and cause blind unreasoning panic in crowds" all day for two weeks. It helped.
Changes to cell shape and interaction drive animal tissue morphogenesis.
Understanding how these neural dynamics drive animal motion, make decisions or implement higher brain functions such as learning, is the central focus of my lab. 1) How do brain-wide neural dynamics drive animal behavior and transitions between behavior states?
Although some debate persists, most of the evidence suggests that humans were responsible for extinction of this Pleistocene fauna, and we continue to drive animal extinctions today through the destruction of wild lands, consumption of animals as a resource or a luxury, and persecution of species we see as threats or competitors.
Walking into the dining room of the Regent Beverly Wilshire, dressed in silver hoop earrings, a form-hugging black turtleneck and tight black leather pants (which no doubt would drive animal rights crusader Barker nuts), Pennington looks years younger than 58.
"These are four-wheel-drive animals, not just front-wheel-drive only," paleontologist Ted Daeschler of the Academy of Natural Sciences said in January.
They were good-natured, highly driven animals, and less liable to bite than pointy-eared dogs.
He cited Somalia, Sudan, Sri Lanka, Yemen and Kurdish parts of Iraq and Turkey as areas where war drove animals and their owners over borders and life was risky for vaccinators.
