Sentence examples for wild cow from inspiring English sources
The way I would pull away from being touched is the way a wild cow will pull away getting me used to being touched is very similar to taming a wild cow".
The way I would pull away from being touched is the way a wild cow will pull away — getting me used to being touched is very similar to taming a wild cow".
They also discovered pieces of Mesolithic string, the heel bone of a giant wild cow (aurochs) and DNA from dog (or wolf) and cattle (probably giant aurochs).
One of the best features a series of rough-edged but wonderfully accurate creatures, including a wild cow, carefully chipped out of flint.
It cross-pollinates with the wild cow parsley - just the other side of the hedge - so the offspring quickly lose the intensity of purple leaves, but I do not mind.
Made of blue-glazed brick with rows of golden, bas-relief chimera and aurochs (a kind of wild cow) decorating the flat walls flanking the arched portal, it has a theatrical look, like a set in a Broadway musical.
This year there are 167 bucking horses, 73 Brahma bulls, 70 bulldogging steers, 90 roping calves, 50 wild horses, and wild cows.
Competition generally includes such standard rodeo events as buckjumping (bronc-riding), bullock (bull) riding, bulldogging (wrestling steers), and milking wild cows, as well as more indigenous contests, such as campdrafting, i.e., cutting out a chosen steer from a herd and leading it through a set course.
After miles of grass and countryside and wild cows, many of them pure white, we rolled up to our first Cuban town and soon an alternate reality showed itself.
At their center is displayed a cylindrical vase on which an even wilder cow has been incised in a seemingly continuous looping line, a free, lanky form that resembles a Texas longhorn dancing on its toes.
The alkanet is part of a flowering pulse like an emergency blue light of bluebells, violets and ground ivy, flashing between the pulses of yellow, from the celandines, daffodils and cowslips, and the great white pulse of wild garlic, cow parsley and hawthorn.
