Sentence examples for feral as from inspiring English sources

Biosecurity includes isolating pigs from other species, both domestic and feral, as well as isolating pigs from each other by age.

Though fascinated by the spectacle of dozens of hotel guests racing from their rooms in the middle of the night — drawn by the promise of free, abundant seafood — he's disturbed by the spectral appearance of a boy his own age, "scraggly and feral, as rough as a cob," who shouts at the giddy mob "that they had taken enough, had taken more than enough".

They are full of children, women and animals, all looking as feral as each other.

His eyes seem scrutinous and feral, as if spiritually unnourished by the generous appeasements of a CBS pension.

The reaction, though not as feral as the current exchanges between Conservative Members of Parliament over last week's budget, pulled no punches.

An unappetising pub - in which Jack Deam is wonderfully feral as a coke-snorting journo - gives way to a posh and shady hotel.

In its current fragmented state, L. hochstetteri faces many threats, most significantly the alteration of rocky stream ecosystems by land management processes such as logging, farming or by feral stock, as well as predation by introduced mammals [ 12- 14].

In the past month this camera has recorded several nocturnal visitors including badgers, roe deer and feral cats, as well as a true wildcat.

Events Animal Shelter Design Display (Thursday) Those who love feral cats as much as the cuddly housebound variety can help decide what type of street shelter the city should erect for feral cat colonies.

I have no qualms about killing feral cats as humanely as possible but I find it hard differentiate between feral cats and suburban cats.

For me, Twitter portraits were an effective way to disprove the outdated stereotypes of "greenies" - the NSW Mining Council called them "ferals" last week, as well as dole-bludgers.