"sheep pen" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a small enclosed area where sheep are kept. For example: "The farmer was in the sheep pen, counting how many sheep he had."
His winery is now where the sheep pen was.
On one hand, "sheep pen," "ghetto," "biologically based self-confinement".
An orange and white taxi was parked next to a sheep pen near the hut.
You could probably get the place, sheep pen and all, for a song.
And to the sheep pen and the ghetto and the circumscribed body of feeling and thought.
Wachsmann writes, "In Sachsenhausen, a young French prisoner was battered to death in 1941 by an SS block leader for taking two carrots from a sheep pen".
Brady wandered about and complained that the landscape had changed – the sheep pens had moved.
"You should not let the coyotes guard the sheep pens," Mr. Rodriguez said.
"We built an industrial colony on top of sheep pens and thought we were making a revolution," he tells her.
Tents and sheep pens were torn down, and soldiers hauled away bedding and animal feed, witnesses said.
"We built an industrial colony on top of sheep pens," he says, "and thought we were making a revolution".
