1
The gazelle heard the hound bark and darted off like the wind.
2
There are gazelle in this part and we had some for dinner.
3
Thou art dear to them as is the gazelle to the lion.
4
He lay on the grass chewing tobacco, when the gazelle trotted up.
5
The hunter looked about for the gazelle, but could not find him.
6
She sped as gracefully and quickly as a gazelle down the corridor.
7
A large gazelle was taken this evening by some of the caravan.
8
She gazed up at him with the pathetic pleading of a gazelle.
9
Knew it the very minute you sent that-thatslinking gazelle to me.
10
The beast is a gazelle about as big as a black-tailed deer.
11
He had just set the gazelle free when a hunter came along.
12
Was this how the lion felt when faced with a crippled gazelle?
13
That is why the poet uses the strange-sounding image of the gazelle.
14
His shoulders were showing powerful muscle, although overall his build remained gazelle-graceful.
15
And I don't apologize to the gazelle when I take it down.
16
I looked at you and thought, 'She has legs like a gazelle.'
