Sentence examples for wolf from inspiring English sources

Shaw's assertion that Lever tamed his wolf before stuffing it and putting it on show strongly suggests that it was not "the last Wolf killed in Scotland by Sir E. Cameron" as Donovan later claimed.

For example, a 10p dividend would generate him income of well over £30m, which would keep the wolf from the door".

That's partly because the SNP is a separatist wolf in progressive clothing.

The story of Ewen Cameron killing a wolf in Killiecrankie seems to derive from a footnote in travel book for 1769, but it is by no means the only "last wolf" story.

And Shaw goes on to note that the ferocity of the wolf "is greatly mitigated by an early education; of which the individual specimen from which the present figure was taken, is a remarkable instance;" it had, he wrote, "been rendered in a great degree tame and gentle by the assiduity of the late Sir Ashton Lever".

If you think you have seen this wolf, stuffed and quite possibly still in its original glass case, please get in touch.

Although most articles made it clear that Smart involved the police only after experiencing a range of harassment every day for a month, the headlines pushed the wolf-whistling to the foreground.

One article even opened with the words: "Police were called in to investigate a construction firm after a 23-year-old woman accused builders of sexual harassment – for WOLF-WHISTLING".

BBC Newsbeat reported the story under the headline: "Woman goes to police over wolf-whistles".

He continues: "Just because someone somewhere has a personal opinion that wolf-whistling and boorish behaviour is 'fun' and not criminal does not make it right – try living with the day-to-day drip, drip feeling that someone is acting in a way that causes you fear and knowing that they just don't care about the impact on you".

Like other lone-wolf killers, he gained a greater significance to his actions by attaching his personal grievance to a larger ideology.