Sentence examples for of the ewe from inspiring English sources

Ho was founded in the early 18th century during westward migrations of the Ewe people.

Awoonor sought to incorporate African vernacular traditions notably the dirge song tradition of the Ewe people into modern poetic form.

His father, Enki, is rarely mentioned, and his mother, the goddess Duttur, was a personification of the ewe.

Origin Everyone loves red red, but it's a favourite of the Ewe group from eastern Ghana and Togo.

His work was deeply rooted in the poetic and mythic traditions of the Ewe people in Ghana.

Most blue cheeses are made from cow's milk, but Roquefort is made from the milk of the ewe.

An ensemble warrior dance of the Ewe-speaking people, despite flashes of spirit, was almost desultory in its severity.

The second claims that Haitian Creole is a French relexification of languages of the Ewe-Fon group that is, Haitian Creole uses French words but with the Ewe-Fon grammar.

In fact, at times that additional copper is needed, i.e. during pregnancy of the ewes.

Four treatments of the ewes were included in the experimental design, with 6 ewes/treatment.

Here he is in the depths of winter, struggling with a fall of snow that is a "killer" for the flock: We find some of the ewes quickly.