Sentence examples for sheep about from inspiring English sources

One Styne-Cahn collaboration, "10432 Sheep" (about insomnia), sounded like a clever, extended commercial for a sleep medication.

Suzanne Sankow and her husband, Stanley, whose family has farmed the 175 acres since 1917, raise 600 sheep, about 150 of which are milked for cheese.

It's written by journalist and broadcaster Jonathan Maitland, whose Dead Sheep, about the downfall of Margaret Thatcher, also played at the Park Theatre recently.

Tourism official Levi Hanssen said most Faroese have some connection to raising sheep, about one-third of which are slaughtered for meat; the others are used for wool and dairy products.

On MySpace, the trailer for Mr. Spooner's new film, "White Lies, Black Sheep," about a young black man in the predominantly white indie-rock scene, has been played upward of 40,000 times.

Pierce showed a documentary called "Other Sheep," about the unhappy fate of Amerasian children in South Korea, most of them sired by American servicemen and left behind at the end of the war.

Meanwhile, all Plimpton is interested in is standing center stage and braying, while Balaban does his usual bleating-sheep-about-to-be-sheared thing.

"Sheep, how about?" Jimmy said.

I can walk around it and peer down at the sheep milling about; I can look into the windows of a house.

In contrast, sheep move about and reproduce, failing to do so only if they are eaten by wolves.

Keens began with real mutton, which is often defined in this country as sheep of about a year or more in age.