Sentence examples for slaughtering cattle from inspiring English sources

Slaughtering cattle that cannot walk, known as "downer" cattle, poses a slight risk of introducing disease into the food supply.

He also sang about nuclear war, the C.I.A. in Latin America, hiding from the police and slaughtering cattle exposed to mad cow disease.

One BJP minister said recently that profits made from slaughtering cattle for export – a trade dominated by Muslims – funded terrorism, while another BJP official said Muslim religious schools were "manufacturing terrorists".

Cattlemen in nearby Alegrete have obtained an injunction that prohibits the government from slaughtering cattle there until the courts hand down a ruling, by which time the affected animals will presumably have recovered.

But although, as in Sophocles, his frenzy takes the form of slaughtering cattle, this is only the cue for an examination of the crackups that are a feature of contemporary war.

Why, they will rightly ask, is it any different from slaughtering cattle, hooking a trout or bringing down a deer with a high-powered rifle?

"We test all slaughtered cattle, regardless of age -- not some".

Vaccines are often prepared in media that may contain byproducts from slaughtered cattle.

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.

But it was also a result of the rising cost of cattle intestines in Switzerland, where farmers were increasingly unwilling to clean the innards of their slaughtered cattle for the sausage industry.