Sentence examples for so feral from inspiring English sources

ON THE downside, America's 6m or so feral pigs are dangerous pests armed with sharp tusks, short tempers and large appetites.

And while house cats can live 10 years or so, feral cats have a much shorter life span, three or four years".

Well, parliament isn't sitting, and the mayoral election hasn't hit its stride yet, so feral adults were harder to find, I suppose.

They were all female: according to Mike Bell of Wildlife Management International, a New Zealand company, who was in charge of eradicating the island's 500 or so feral cats, females tend to be shy and wary of potential traps.

And his huge presence on stage was an anchor for Springsteen, especially when Bruce was younger, scrawny, and so feral, so unleashed, that you thought that he could fall down dead in a pool of sweat at any moment.

Using out of tune guitars, broken turntables and the screams of gaffa taped bodies, they make a noise music so feral it makes their inspirations – including the father of "anti-record" Emil Beaulieau – seem squeaky clean in comparison.

So far, feral pigs have infiltrated 5 of 62 counties in New York State.

Climate change has played a role, and so have feral cats, invasive rats, and other non-native species.

"I don't know of any city other than L.A. with so many feral groups," she added, using her pet name for those fringe, hybrid organizations known for collaboration and participation, art market be damned.

The demonisation of so-called feral youngsters did not merely exaggerate the scale of violence facing children, but also raised fundamental questions about the state of childhood.

Simply get the 500,000 semi-employed and unemployed so-called feral youth of London on your side and invite them to join the camp.