Sentence examples for to be deer from inspiring English sources

One afternoon, while Avery is relaxing in his favorite riverside fishing spot, his idyll is interrupted by three teenage boys claiming to be deer hunters who appear behind him out of the woods.

I have a metaphor for this that I use with startups called "Elephant, Deer & Rabbits" in which I encourage most startups to be deer hunters.

Not so many generations have passed since men huddled around campfires in Ice Age caves, wore animal pelts, and danced and sang, pretending to be deer or bison or tigers or mammoths.

"We want Staten Islanders to be deer-savvy," said the deputy borough president, Ed Burke.

A fence design which is lower or has a less rigid top section than conventional designs would reduce bird deaths, but such fences would still have to be deer-proof.

This grass is said to be deer-resistant; only really hungry deer will munch it.[1].

The tick species causing the bites was not identified for any of the patients but was unlikely to have been deer ticks because of the locations (Arkansas, Oklahoma, and probably North Carolina) (30 ), in which deer tick bites would be rare.

"You would hear something in the woods and it would turn out to be a deer, and then O.K., it's just a deer, but is the deer moving because he's moving towards us?" Officer Free took off his reflective badge and smeared mud on the illuminated dial of his radio.

Be on the lookout -- if you see one deer or moose, there are likely to be more deer or moose nearby, even if you don't see them.

The density of deer in this area has been minimally estimated to be 0.16 deer per ha [ 25].

Topsy-Turvy Imagine a world where lawyers beg not to be paid, deer pursue hounds, cats are protected from ravenous mice and women rule men.