a herd of造句

住世一日，则做一日好人，居官一日，则做一日好事。

We saw a herd of elephants yesterday.

Because a herd of cattle are flying.

the act of driving a herd of animals overland.

We saw a herd of deer of twenty.

The herdsman looks after a herd of animals.

a herd of cattle [elephant(s), whale(s)]

You're working in a team of hunters quietly stalking a herd of mammoths.

He has a flock of sheep and a herd of cattle.

A scene shows a lone Wolf preying after a herd of sheep on the pastures.

If a herd of buffaloes had passed along, there could not be a greater mess.

It was more like a herd of elephants running through the room!

You are slower than a herd of turtles stampeding through peanut butter.

Just as when a sheep leads a herd of lions, sooner or later the lions will turn into sheep, but if a lion leads a herd of sheep, sooner or later the sheep will turn into lions.

It's like a herd of horned horses migrating on the grassland, like a migratory bird flying in the sky.

In the Sahara desert I saw a herd of oxen fly into a portal and disappear from our world forever.

More horses and suddenly we are in the middle of a herd of camels with moulting coats.

The tumultuous flock followed a short, thick white track ahead, like a herd of sheep chasing the shepherd.

He had been most anxious to try to establish a herd of this new Chinese deer in his own ranch.

He tipped down in the direction of a herd of white-eared kob, streaming north by the thousands.

They follow the latest fashions in food, wine, clothes, cars and amusement like a herd of sheep.

The term originated from the fact that the occasional black sheep will be born into a herd of white sheep.

Mother boiled the dumplings all by herself. The nearly cooked dumplings floated onto the surface like a herd of lambs.

A millennium ago on a mountainside in Africa, a herd of goats kept a shepherd up at night after feasting on red coffee berries.

When he did, other speculators joined the fray in what's been described as a pack of wolves descending on a herd of elk.

Jack turned the page. There was a picture of a herd of horses. Two of them even looked like the beautiful mare and her colt.

Milton Jones was joined by cow expert Bruce Woodacre on a Hertfordshire farm to test the reaction of a herd of fresians。

Seeing shifts in design standards proliferate around the web is a bit like watching a herd of wilder-beast crossing alligator-infested waters.

At mile thirty I came around a sharp curve and found myself facing a herd of elk about to cross the road.

So when the brothers came home thirsty, they found twelve bowels filled with water. They pitched in and drank, and instantly changed into a herd of oxen.

Caption: on the Selinda Reserve in Botswana, a herd of wildebeest gathers at the water's edge at the end of the dry season.

The same looks set to happen again, as a herd of giant, clumsily named corporate mammoths is unleashed upon the world.

They first encounter a herd of cows on the road of "encirclement and suppression", could not move, they had abandoned the vehicle and on foot move an inch forward.

Like a herd of antelope, jockeying and shoving for position, 150 young women raced down Amsterdam's most famed fashion street in stiletto heels Thursday, racing for a $15, 000 prize.

Outside the window, the Slender West Lake is full of beauty, the lake is wrinkled and ripples, and a herd of egrets roaming the sky is leisurely and carefree.

I'd cycled down to the village's small beach, where a herd of cows were rambling among laid-up fishing boats, grazing on the sparse grass that poked up through the sand.

Now there was a herd of many hogs feeding there on the mountain. And they entreated Him to permit them to enter into them, and He gave them permission.

The surprises that nature gave us were pleasant at first: watching a herd of deer move slowly up the hill;seeing an owl fly through a silent, snow-spangled night;listening to the coyotes bicker at ５a.m. I felt as though I had come to Eden.