to graze

Sometimes other deer came out of the woods to graze. When Frankie caught their scent, his head came up.

The nomads are taking their camels to graze in areas where they've never been able to graze before.

The length of a tie should be around 56 inches. For a taller man, it should be 60 inches, The tie's point ought to graze your belt buckle.

Some farmers use the term "flex acres" to describe land that can be used either to graze cattle or to grow crops like corn and soybeans.

And of course this will impact up the food chain, to fish and even sperm whales who dive deep to graze the ocean floor.

The sheer number of his sheep, camels, oxen and donkeys meant that Job also owned a lot of farmlands for the animals to graze on.

Like many Kazakhs, he spent his childhood in the company of animals. Each summer he led cattle and sheep to graze.

However, the rhino, with its armour-plated head, seems unconcerned and continues to graze peacefully.

Her pair of pet lambs come to graze in the shade of our garden trees.

Early every morning, a shepherd took his flock of sheep out in the fields to graze.

He played another piece of joyful music, but the cow still kept its head down to graze the grass and totally ignored him.

It is the duty of every son to graze the cows.

What you mean is rotation grazing, not allowing animals to graze on rotated pasture. Right?

Next, I would milk the cows, then release the calves to their mothers. . . and take them out to graze.

He chuckled, drawing the horse off the road under the trees and allowing it to graze in the mist.

She helps her mother to put the cattle out to graze every day.

They used to graze sheep on the fields where the corn is grown now.

A thin covering of grasses attracts blue sheep, or bharal, down to graze. Their phantom-like predator follows.

Yahoo has also employed goats to graze their grounds, some of them were made board members.

Cattle are not allowed to graze in the plots.

To graze or wound superficially with a bullet.

They found that, left to graze onthe skin, maggots can clean wounds that fail to heal five times faster than conventional treatments.

Bounce through a pasture where cows come to graze.

There is good grassland here for your cattle and horses to graze on.

Cattle were allowed to graze on the village common.

Cattle are allowed to graze on the village common.

There is no better place for your flock to graze in than hereabouts, and here is a pleasant shade such as shepherds love.

This would include the grass the cattle and sheep needed to graze on.

A farmer or shepherd leaves sheep to graze on grasslands.

And by the time you come back through the loop, this area now has pasture to graze.

However, the ox needed to graze and people needed to eat, so life became difficult.

It's better to graze than eat three square meals a day.

It probably moved in herds of around 20, stripping vegetated areas of leaves, seed and fruit before moving on to find a new place to graze.

Desert land is forbidden to graze.

To graze in a pasture.

The animals tend to graze in herd.

Every day pigs, cattle and donkeys are herded out to graze in the flatland due north of the village.

I went out of my way to graze my mind on something else so as to sidewalk the pain I came across.

sometimes a chance rampart built by younger children granted us sufficient concealment to graze each other's salty lips;

We used to graze on the upland flush In late sprIng

to graze their lifetock on the lush summer pastures