Sentence examples for reindeer from inspiring English sources

On Christmas eve I was polite to my brother and enjoyed scattering reindeer dust on the drive.

A study in which researchers play dress up to see how reindeer react to humans disguised as polar bears.

That little cherub is now at an age where Santa stuffs his stocking with a copy of Zombie Slaughterbastard III and some weapons-grade Clearasil, while his little brother, aged six, is quietly, forensically piecing together evidence of parental mendacity out of one eye while the other glances out of the window in hope of catching a glimpse of a reindeer.

As are all the emails, the weird pictures of them dressed up in a novelty reindeer costume, and the realisation that it's very hard to get over someone when they're around all the time.

Twice a year, the decor is changed around, so in winter you'll see pictures of reindeer and sledges, while in summer it is deckchairs and sailboats.

First, be nicer to each other Uncle Sam lays down the law What about rights for reindeer?

This same source also plays down worries about the size of the health and pension benefits owed to the elves and reindeer.

IN A freezing hall in the far north-eastern corner of Siberia, one of Russia's richest men, Roman Abramovich, a 34-year-old oil and metals magnate, is giving an economics lesson to one of its poorest, a gold-toothed Eskimo reindeer-herder.

The even poorer indigenous reindeer-herders are said to be much less demanding.

Many mainstream politicians reckon the Sami already have more than they deserve: their assembly, language rights, and subsidies for cultural endeavours and reindeer-herding.

In the past, these places were seldom visited outside the short summer except by reindeer-herders moving on skis.