Sentence examples for fawn by from inspiring English sources

His fare for a sale on Saturday varies from an Art Nouveau bronze desk set (estimated at $800 to $1,200) and an early 1900s painting of a damsel and fawn by Frederick S. Church ($3,000 to $4,000) to mid-20th-century Widdicomb chests ($800 to $1,200 for a pair).

Another difference between ZDB and FAWN lies in the hashing of original key in FAWN by SHA.

The mother hind calls the fawn by repeated brief, low-pitched vocalizations.

Perhaps lulled by the blatant fawning by some members of the committee, Clemens came off as a blowhard as he denied using performance-enhancing drugs.

Yet after four years as French finance minister, it's hard to see what qualifies her for this job, save for the fawning by the international media.

In the hearing on Feb. 13, 2008, Clemens was mostly a disaster, despite the fawning by most of the Republican members.

After The Sun's  ruthless destruction of Neil Kinnock, we saw 20 years of abject fawning by Downing Street and the political class in general towards the tabloids and their proprietors.

Zuckerberg is courted by billionaires, fawned over by fans, and worshiped by entrepreneurs, yet he remains a mystery.

Handy though invisibility might be to terrestrial creatures like a fawn spotted by a puma or a child caught with a hand in the cookie jar, transparency is rare on land except for a few clear-winged butterflies and semitransparent frogs.

Tinker Bell's friend Fawn (voiced by Ginnifer Goodwin), who never met a potentially dangerous creature she didn't adore, immediately befriends the beast, naming him Gruff and helping him to build a series of high stone towers.

But all of those C-3s must surely be locked away in secure locations by now, fawned over by adoring owners, right?