I imagined us as feral creatures let loose in the forest -- albeit a forest of silver Mylar pillows -- untamed, ferocious.
Thus, they were seldom lost to predators, except for some bulls which were let loose into the forest during farming seasons, whereas indigenous breeds were mostly released to the nearby forests.
Scared of David, Monica turns him loose in the forest.
Amid the ditties about the nativity ("Joseph was half-cut on myrrh") or Jesus attending a 21st-century Christmas dinner ("Why were they wearing fragile hats?"), there are oblique videos of bad Santa loose in a forest, slaughtering elves for sport.
The leftover girls were given paper bracelets with their names scrawled across them and turned loose into the forest where remaining suitors were unleashed for the hunt after a ten minute head start.
The leftover girls were given paper bracelets with their names scrawled across them then turned loose into the forest where remaining suitors were unleashed for the hunt after a ten minute head start.
Have fun in your clan whilst making imaginary things up like Oh no, the two-legs' dogs are running loose in the forest! and make a huge fuss and get all your elders and kits to safety while the warriors and older apprentices fight.
European breeds are not commonly found in such herds, owing to the extensive nature of the pastoral system where animals are let loose in the forests to graze with little supplementary feed except for occasional salt supplements.
Unfortunately, a forest of loose ends still dangle from their past histories, and the most recent book, "Hollywood" (set in the 1920's), is 10 years old.
Surface fires burn surface litter, other loose debris of the forest floor, and small vegetation; a surface fire may, and often does, burn taller vegetation and tree crowns as it progresses.
