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Meanings of live-stock in English
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Usage of live-stock in English
1
In 1799 his manager valued his entire live-stock at seven thousand pounds.
2
We've brought all the live-stock as close to the house as possible.
3
The value of live-stock in Argentina in 1908 was made up as follows:-
4
The park was theirs, the woods, the stream, the paddocks, and the live-stock.
5
Horses and dairy-cows are the live-stock to which they are most frequently given.
6
All the live-stock which he left behind was killed by Glam.
7
In conjunction, the American Poultry Association meets in Congress Hall in the live-stock section.
8
The voyagers were much disappointed in finding that they could not keep their live-stock.
9
Apollo comes and promises to take charge of the live-stock, and of the picture-gallery.
10
They brought with them the house and live-stock before mentioned.
11
A longboat loaded with fodder for the live-stock lay alongside.
12
And I should choose to tend some sort of live-stock.
13
Grandpere and Father Meraut took charge of the live-stock, and Mother Corbeille milked the cows.
14
Then the little lady paused before the live-stock stall.
15
The scope of the live-stock department is not limited to the material things of rural life.
16
Near the houses we see corrals filled with mules and mustangs, the live-stock of the village.
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