Sentence examples for leopard of from inspiring English sources

The jaguar resembles the leopard of Africa and Asia, but the leopard lacks the black centre spot.

Kazakhstan, he says, could be the "snow leopard" of Central Asia presumably a cousin of the Asian tiger.

The 'Leopard' of the title is Don Fabrizio, patriarch of the family, a measured, middle-aged Hamlet.

£25, missselfridge.com 6. Snake Snake print has knocked the spots off leopard of late, with many designers including Gucci and Preen experimenting with the serpent skin pattern.

But it took an Australian writer to see the intimate connection between "The Leopard" of 1958 and the maxi-trials that started more than three decades later.

There was a memorable and still-unresolved dispute over the Edward Hicks painting "The Peaceable Kingdom With the Leopard of Serenity," among other troubles.

We both wear a lot of leopard on our feet.

Results showed that despite landowners reporting frequent events of leopard predation of livestock and introduced farmed game across the Soutpansberg farming community, no evidence of these species were found in leopard diets.

He later joined the Leopards of Douala (1970 72), with whom he won his first national championship in 1972.

Back in 1974, the Leopards of Zaire took a team of witch doctors to the team's World Cup matches.

It was an intimidating introduction to the leopards of Yala, but I don't think we were ever in serious danger.