Sentence examples for young steers from inspiring English sources

She recites a line from Philip Larkin's poem Wires: "Young steers become old cattle…", and laughs.

Yet you do need to protect yourself more". She recites a line from Philip Larkin's poem Wires: "Young steers become old cattle…", and laughs.

But on April 9, the United States Department of Agriculture forbade Creekstone to test its cattle, saying there was "no scientific justification" for testing young steers like those Creekstone sells.

Tails from young steers (8 12 months of age) were obtained from a local slaughterhouse and they were processed within 8 h after slaughter, as described [ 15].

Perhaps most inspiringly, Botso, as he's been called since childhood (it means "young steer" in Georgian), is still going strong at age 92.

When the animals start to age or become infirm, farmers usually sell them off for slaughter and use the money to buy younger steer.

(Chinen) JULIUS TOLENTINO'S FULL CIRCLE (Monday through Nov. 5) Mr. Tolentino, a surefooted young saxophonist, steers this quartet toward the gruffly ecstatic swing style associated with his former employer, the legendary Illinois Jacquet.

I traveled to Poky early in January with the slightly improbable notion of visiting one particular resident: a young black steer that I'd met in the fall on a ranch in Vale, S.D. The steer, in fact, belonged to me.

Before the barn incident, Ms. Dunning's father had often let his young daughter steer while he operated the other controls.

Department of General Services resigned, later saying he had been pressured by City Administrator Rashad M. Young to steer a contract to Fort Myer Construction, a top campaign donor to Bowser and other elected officials.

A wonderful place for an afternoon walk, Company's Gardens can feel like the city's common, especially on weekends: sunbathers dot the lawns, young families steer baby carriages along, and grandparents chat on tree-shaded benches.