Sentence examples for seen herds of from inspiring English sources

Mark: We've even seen herds of elk.

Earlier this month, for instance, it detected the faintest galaxies ever seen, herds of stars located an estimated 12 billion light-years away from Earth (ScienceNOW 8 October).

We drank fresh coconut juice and saw herds of camels pick their way across the scrub.

"There were lanterns in the trees, and you could see herds of elephants and giraffes walking in the distance.

It was past midnight, but outside my window I could still see herds of motorcycles roaming the darkened streets.

We often saw herds of elephants, which was much more preferable to seeing one lone elephant, because the lone elephants can get kind of grouchy.

It's hugely atmospheric and rarely gets crowded: you're as likely to see herds of goats as hordes of tourists.

From the moment that Cornwallis surrendered at Yorktown, in 1781, American allies reported seeing "herds of Negroes" fleeing through Virginia's swamps of pine and cypress.

Her guide referred to the area as an American Serengeti, home to antelope, bears, coyotes, elk, and wolves, but Harris saw herds of bison and not much else.

But mostly I saw herds of white-spotted deer called chital, gentle Bambis whose sweet vulnerability makes them key players in the forest drama.

People want to know that they can come to the American West and know that they can see herds of wild horses roaming.