Sentence examples for slaughter cattle from inspiring English sources
Do I go out and slaughter cattle?
Ten years before sneaking into that slaughterhouse, I was helping to slaughter cattle on the small West Virginia farm where I grew up.
But in Princeton, the rifle-toting biologists doing the culling could not shoot animals in the most densely populated neighborhoods, so they had to resort to capturing dozens with nets and killing them with a device similar to the gunlike bolts used to slaughter cattle in stockyards.
James Brooke (NYT) Correction: November 28 , 2001 Wednesday A report in the World Briefing column yesterday about a plan to slaughter cattle in Japan to control mad cow disease misstated the percentage drop in wholesale prices for beef there after the discovery of two cases.
The butcher, a Turkish man who has lived in Germany for 25 years, was denied a license in 1995 to slaughter cattle and sheep according to halal custom, which holds that using a sharp knife is the least painful way for the animal to be killed.
In these increasingly polarized times, when one half of America thinks President Obama is the second coming of Adolf Hitler and the other half won't be truly satisfied until we prosecute everyone from Dubya on down to Laura Bush for war crimes, it's actually kind of nice to see bearded blue-state hipsters dressing like men who slaughter cattle and clear-cut forests for a living.
"We test all slaughtered cattle, regardless of age -- not some".
Vaccines are often prepared in media that may contain byproducts from slaughtered cattle.
Slaughtering cattle that cannot walk, known as "downer" cattle, poses a slight risk of introducing disease into the food supply.
Ministers say the culling is essential to stop the spread of bovine TB to cattle, which cost the taxpayer £100m in 2015 to compensate farmers for slaughtered cattle.
Train cars filled with slaughtered cattle would chug into the adjoining railyard, where workers would hoist the carcasses onto hooks that glided into the buildings.
