hog造句

The hog bristled up.

When a pig hits 120 pounds, it's a hog.

More bad news: The 250U modem is a power hog.

With his knowledge of hog breeding, he settles down with false identification and wins honors as a "model hog keeper."

North Carolina smokes the whole hog in a vinegar-based sauce.

"This is excellent news for American hog producers," said Agriculture Secretary Vilsack.

We lived high off the hog for two whole weeks while we were on holiday.

The method has previously been used to fight rinderpest in Africa and Asia and hog cholera in South America.

Hog farmers, squeezed by low hog prices and high feed costs, have responded so enthusiastically that the kill will likely use up all the allocated funds before the program ends in September.

It takes about six months for higher grain prices to translate to higher cattle and hog prices.

Clifford said the USDA, which is responsible for approving any swine flu vaccinations for pigs, will not require hog farmers to vaccinate against the human strain.

There will be no barbecue, no hog roast, no beer tent, no fun fair and there will be no ghost tours.

Reporting a further drop in domestic pork prices and warning against diminishing hog-breeding incentives that could lead to a spike in prices later in the year.

But then he's in hog heaven down at the beach when the girls crowd around to admire all his bulging muscles.

Flexible OLED technology may be the key because it can provide the rich color and resolution density needed for a smaller screen without being a power hog and resists damage by its malleable nature.

A soft hog market, however, has many farmers pinching pennies, so it could take severe outbreaks, or ones close to home, to persuade them to spend money on a new vaccine.

If the innards of each pig are Petri dishes where genes are jumbled and dashed together, then possible pandemic flu viruses have been stewing on hog farms for decades.

In Germany, they take sausage form and collards in the U.S. just aren't the same without some ham hocks thrown in, although eating hog jowls is also believed to ensure good health.

"the more common leathers come from cattle, including calf and ox; sheep and lamb; goat and kid; horse, mule, and zebra; Buffalo; pig and hog; and seal, walrus, whale, and alligator."