Sentence examples for full of sheep from inspiring English sources

"It's a country full of sheep, and that's how I like it".

Chiloé's landscapes are wildly uneven without being dramatic; green hills and valleys and full of sheep, reminiscent of New Zealand.

Our leader was a knowledgeable man from the area who took us on public footpaths through fields full of sheep, cows, horses and even a bull.

There is also no reason, the players agreed, to publish a naked picture of yourself in a field full of sheep.

Later, a few hours after polls had closed, Stewart watched the returns on television in a converted barn, at the edge of a field full of sheep.

We wandered up a hill, across a pasture full of sheep, to a pond that felt as if it was at the top of the world.

On non-testing days, they were given a full ration of sheep nuts.

But then when you addressed a barn full of baaing sheep dressed in business suits with sheep-drool-covered smartphones in their mouths, it was simply a sublime moment of resentment transference.

In a video posted to YouTube in January, two Syrian activists, standing in a meadow full of bleating sheep "just 10 meters from Jordan" in Yarmouk Valley, discuss government harassment and attacks of refugees who were once there.

Equipped with four lightweight mountain bikes, we relished the first flat section of the traffic-free route, crossing a pasture full of grazing sheep while sneaking westward glances to see if the Old Man of Coniston would reveal its dark summit through the clouds.

She is interested, she says – displaying a collage where a massive ocean liner is sinking, but as if into a pastoral scene, a field full of grazing sheep – in the moments when "something very extraordinary is happening, yet everyone around isn't taking any notice of it at all".