Sentence examples for large lion from inspiring English sources

In 1889 a large lion slipped out of its cage and took refuge in Birmingham's sewers.

The battle is commemorated by a statue of a large lion sitting on its haunches.

From limited monitoring by the group Friends of Nairobi National Park, Dr. Packer says that lionesses are probably living and having cubs outside the park because there is a large lion population inside it — including a number of adult males that pose a risk of infanticide.

It's also a way of being private in a crowd, and they both think it's very, very sexy.'" You can see how erotic it all is from the premiere photos, where Ritchie can be seen brushing against his wife's arm with the sort of brash confidence of a deer accidentally brushing against a large lion.

And so, among her many things, she values most a large lion's-head brooch made especially for her by the British jeweler Elizabeth Gage.

Almost all large lion populations that once exceeded 500 individuals outside of southern Africa are declining.

She now has a large, lion-shaped ring of green jade on the ring finger of her left hand to ward off evil.

The largest lion populations in East Africa those in Serengeti National Park in Tanzania and Maasai Mara National Reserve in Kenya are either increasing or experiencing only a slight decline, Pimm notes.

Its name is Latin for "the smaller lion", in contrast to Leo, the larger lion.

Lions were kept in cramped and squalid conditions at London Zoo until a larger lion house with roomier cages was built in the 1870s.

He did not make the cut for the largest Lions squad in history, nor did he get the nod even when the first No 8 was injured.