Sentence examples for miss wolf from inspiring English sources

Miss Wolf, a former adviser to Mr Gove, set up the independent think-tank last year to campaign for greater freedom in state schooling.

American charter schools and Swedish free schools have plenty of enemies, Miss Wolf points out, but they survive because politicians do not dare to touch schools that have good results and broad support.

To assess satisfaction with the intervention patients in the intervention arm of the study also completed the Medical Interview Satisfaction Scale (MISS) (Wolf et al, 1978).

To assess general satisfaction, women were asked to assess a number of items from the Medical Interview Satisfaction Scale (MISS) (Wolf et al, 1978; used with permission from the author).

Comparing photographs from previous flights with those taken today suggest that the missing wolf was the smallest, likely a pup.

However, the number of missing wolves was a small proportion (typically 5 10%) of known mortality, and large carnivores go missing for reasons other than illegal killing (e.g., failure of VHF transmitters, long distance dispersal, natural mortality with transmitter damage).

Intensive monitoring enabled the timely recovery of wolf carcasses and the detection of disease epizootics, and detailed pack composition data enabled the recognition of missing wolves, even when their carcasses were not found.

The missing subadult and adult wolves in Sanetti in 2005 2006 (29%) and 2010 (35%) and in Web Valley in 2010 (42%) represented more than the 15% natural death rate, providing further confirmation that these missing wolves had died from CD. Death rates for wolves with CD were comparable to those for dogs in Ayida village.

There was Miss She-Wolf, Miss Bashful, Miss Clinging Vine, Miss Pixie, Miss Wrong Number, and Miss Paddy-Whack, who liked to be spanked.

His subsequent shot missed the wolf but blew apart the flower.

Brokeback Mountain is a western in which only two shots are fired (one missing a wolf, the other hitting an elk).