Sentence examples for high ears from inspiring English sources

''The details are kind of sketchy,'' Carol Buckley, a founder of the Elephant Sanctuary, said to me one afternoon in July, the two of us pulling up on her all-terrain four-wheeler to a large grassy enclosure where an extremely docile and contented-looking Misty, trunk high, ears flapping, waited to greet us.

The position of the head, the ears and the nostril were recorded to assess whether the horse was nervous or distracted (head held high, ears in front position and flared nostrils).

Perhaps the emergency services should have musical accompaniments instead of their high-pitched, ear-busting sirens?

"They have a high-pitched, ear-piercing bark if the sheep are hiding behind a rock".

In a high-pitched, ear-taxing New Yawk accent, Mr. Alda's Feynman discourses on everything from photons to musical comedy, from quantum electrodynamics (QED) to cancer.

Combined treatments of Trichoderma spp. with C. vulgaris extracts caused the highest ear parameters.

The highest ear weight, ear length, leaf weight, grain length and yield were obtained for cultivation of clover with corn.

Wheat grown in the border rows of wheat strips had higher ear number per meter row, greater kernel number per ear, and greater yield per meter row than wheat in inner rows and sole wheat, indicating reduced competition.

Children under 1 year old had the highest rate of admission and the highest EAR was for shorter admissions (Table 3).

Cytip-deficient DCs induced a higher ear-swelling reaction than their WT counterparts when they were used for priming CHS (Fig. 3B).

When comparing background data, the 68 NHRs (included in the validation of EDIS) were more dependent in ADL (8 ± 2 vs 7 ± 2, p < 0.01), had a higher body mass index (BMI) (27 ± 4 kg/m versus 25 ± 5, p < 0.01) and a higher ear body temperature (36.4 °C vs 36.2 °C, p < 0.01) compared to the 136 NHRs without EDIS documentation.