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Meanings of wild sheep in English
Species of mammal.
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Usage of wild sheep in English
1
The wild sheep ranks highest among the animal mountaineers of the Sierra.
2
Africa has its wild sheep, but only in its northern parts.
3
The island's dark-colored wild sheep tend to be big and strong.
4
Yes, wild sheep, you HAVE wool; but Mary's lamb had more.
5
Asia appears to be the head-quarters of the wild sheep.
6
I should like to see those wild sheep in Kashmir.
7
Testimony is abundant that wild sheep are killed by scab as domestic sheep are.
8
He also tells us of antelopes, gazelles, asses, foxes, wild sheep, jackals, and panthers.
9
The three principal kinds of wild sheep are the horned, the thyme, and the meadow.
10
One in particular has been the Mouflon, a type of wild sheep native to Cyprus.
11
They were the "cimmarons," or wild sheep of the Rocky Mountains.
12
Then the people had to turn to the smaller animals-theelk, deer, antelope, and wild sheep.
13
The docility of those wild sheep was astonishing.
14
The mountains are small, and the wild sheep could not climb up out of the infected zone.
15
In America there is also but one species of wild sheep, though it has also a variety.
16
As already stated, the clothing of our wild sheep is composed of fine wool and coarse hair.
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