Sentence examples for like sable from inspiring English sources

Browsers like eland, kudu, and impala thrived, and the sensitive grazing species like sable, roan, and Lichtenstein's hartebeest displaced by cattle began to recover.

Whereas individual game ranchers could reintroduce rarer species like sable, hartebeest, and rhino, large wildlife collectives could restock big game like elephant, buffalo, lions, and even wild dogs.

For example, in the Munyati-Sebakwe ICA, farmers set quotas for high-value species like sable and waterbuck that were still building up after the livestock era but did not waste their time regulating ubiquitous or territorial animals like impala and kudu.

They catered for the specific needs of valuable species like sable, which struggle to compete with cattle, and managed diseases like 'snotsiekte' (malignant catarrh) by ensuring that their cattle were separated from wildebeest at calving time, during which transmission from wildebeest to cattle occurs.

Like Sable Pass, wildness is about not using it at all.

He would buy enough to feed the Navy: smoked salmon, of course ("Novie, please"), kippered salmon, pickled herring in cream sauce with extra onions; sturgeon, because that's what I liked; sable, because my mom liked that; and a whole smoked whitefish with burnished skin the color of buried treasure.

Ranchers then improved their hunting product by nurturing or reintroducing valuable species like eland, sable, waterbuck, and even predators like leopard, and later by adding big game like elephant and buffalo, usually as part of multi-property conservancies.

At another, "the soft billows of the clouds were gradually... gathered into a vast, lustrous darkness, like a sable sea".

When in the second act, she wraps her voice like a sable stole around "I Love Paris," the show's most famous song, she's not just selling a familiar ballad; she's defining a character who is experiencing very mixed feelings.

Louisville Distilling reached out to bartenders like Mr. Sarkis of Sable to help spread the word to others who were fans of the whiskey and the company's independent vibe, said Ms. Seiller, who is based in Chicago.

But when the pieces were special, they were sensational, like a maxicoat in sable tied high on the waist and a little black dress that looked unpromising from the front but was laced across the back, like vertebrae.