Sentence examples for slain animals from inspiring English sources

Considering the fact that slain animals no longer produce manure, the number of slain animals is corrected with the factor c (c = 0.542), representing the time during which slain animals were part of the living stock (Yan et al., 2010).

He guides the hunter and, in some traditions, avenges the spirits of slain animals, whose souls return to his enclosures when they die.

A 2008 Flickr photo album by Trophy Hunt America and Porcupine Creek Outfitters, a company that leads hunting expeditions, shows Walter Palmer posing next to a variety of slain animals, including a wood bison and a lion.

The hunters of Castell'Azzara, Tuscany, celebrate as they heave the 154lb sow and a handful of other slain animals back to their lodge to be skinned, but their haul barely dents Italy's soaring wild boar population.

The nation's imagery has shifted from one of tended gardens and Tudor cottages to burning pyres and mass graves of slain animals, worrying potential visitors not just about Britain's health but also about their own if they travel here.

Blood symbolizes murder, birth, passion, danger, and conquest, as when hunters drink from a slain animal.

The comparisons to "Crouching Tiger" may be a little misguided, because "Brotherhood" actually feels like an anime version of Michael Mann's "Last of the Mohicans," a New Age marriage of woodsman's empathy and knuckle sandwiches, complete with the hero's paying respectful tribute to a slain animal.

With its scenes of hunting and slaying animals like porcupine or dining on carrion wrested from vultures, it is not a film for squeamish, well-fed people whose relationship with food is confined to freezers and shelves at the supermarket.

Inflation was a slain beast.

He fashions a squad of "warrior monks," capable of astral-projecting, reading minds, walking through walls - even using their psychological powers to slay small animals (such as goats).

Before he could slay the animal, it transformed into an image of the Virgin Mary, shining with brilliant light, who declared: "Do not kill me, Justinian, but build a church on this hill .That is what tradition has to say about the foundation in the mid-6th century of Saidnaya convent, about 20 miles north of Damascus, which has been a centre of worship and pilgrimage ever since.