We found 135 examples of how to use cattle in an English sentence.
Sentences 51 to 75 of 135.
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| 51. | Tom runs a small hobby farm on the outskirts of town where he keeps a few sheep and cattle. | |
| 52. | Norway has many old empty cattle sheds. | |
| 53. | The Masai people drink a mixture of milk and cattle blood. | |
| 54. | We buy the cattle and slaughter them. | |
| 55. | Gods may do what cattle may not. | |
| 56. | The cattle are starving. | |
| 57. | A herd of Friesian cattle is grazing in a field in the British countryside. | |
| 58. | They would compare people to cattle. | |
| 59. | Some girls were chased like cattle. | |
| 60. | He learned to raise cattle. | |
| 61. | Hundreds of cattle went to the lake. | |
| 62. | A more barbarous form of these rejoicings took place among the rude peoples of the north where great blocks of wood blazed in honor of Odin and Thor, and sacrifices of men and cattle were made to them. Mistletoe was cut then from the sacred oaks with a golden sickle by the Prince of the Druids. | |
| 63. | There are many superstitions connected with the coming of Christmas itself. The bees are said to sing, the cattle to kneel, in honor of the manger, and the sheep to go in procession in commemoration of the visit of the angel to the shepherds. | |
| 64. | In the German Alps it is believed that the cattle have the gift of language on Christmas Eve. But it is a sin to attempt to play the eavesdropper upon them. | |
| 65. | Tom took a picture of the cattle grazing on the hillside. | |
| 66. | Thus we have the spectacle, still to be seen today, of the western rancher who accepts federal aid for his cattle operations and federal aid for his grazing requirements, but bitterly opposes all social programs that do not concern him, and the philosophy that lies behind them. | |
| 67. | She tended cattle and she sang so sweetly that the herds were delighted with her song, and she needed neither the crook nor the goad to manage them; they obeyed her voice, and gazed at and listened to the maid as she sat under the shade of a pine tree, crowned with a garland of its leaves and singing the loves of Pan and Pitys the Nymph. | |
| 68. | The pirates carried off fragrant wine, corn in great plenty, hives full of honey, and even some of Dorcon's cattle. | |
| 69. | But at the sight of Chloe the memory of his love momentarily revived him, and he exclaimed: "I shall shortly be no more, my dear Chloe; I fought in defence of my cattle, and those wicked robbers, the pirates, have reduced me to this state." | |
| 70. | For cattle, it should be said, can swim much better and for a much longer time than men; and no living creatures surpass them in this respect unless it be the aquatic birds and the fish. | |
| 71. | The cattle were heard lowing most lamentably, several of them were seen wandering and running about in disorder and the shepherds believed that these were lamentations and marks of sorrow for their departed master. | |
| 72. | She had reached the outskirts of the city when she found the road blocked by a great drove of cattle, driven by a half-dozen wild-looking herdsmen from the plains. | |
| 73. | There are no cattle ranches in Death Valley. | |
| 74. | Look after the cattle. | |
| 75. | The cowboy counted all the cattle. |