Usar "antlers" en una oración

1. It was led by a buck with antlers so large, he appeared to carry thick branches on his head

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2. It was the time of the rut, when the sound of antlers rattling against other antlers would tell her where to go

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3. A hundred metres away, a herd of ungulates with musk-oxen-like bodies and six legs, with antlers, stood watching him

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4. Antlers on the other side

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5. “How the teeth and the claws and the antlers of the beasts ran red with the blood of traitors, how the trees sent their roots and branches to block off the roads, how the wind beat on the gates of the city? Do you no more tell how the River-Daughter and the Sea-Father swamped the ships of the enemy?”

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6. Outside stood life-size bronze statues of a pair of elk, antlers and all

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7. They were able to choose the configurations of their bodies, and could grow wings or tails if they so desired, or extra arms or legs, or horns, antlers, spikes and spines of any sort

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8. They started to occasionally see the white antlers and bones of reindeer

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9. Skidoo! Ten feet tall! I silently prayed that no elk with huge antlers would challenge us

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10. Yes, this stately animal, with his rack of antlers, was the most impressive thing I’d seen in the woods

11. Guided by his mighty spirit, his antlers touch nothing

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12. Most hit the shoulder and I shot off one of the antlers

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13. The splendid white animal tossed its head as an invitation, and I perched on its mighty antlers

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14. I stood on its antlers and was covered in a blue light

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15. He grasped it by its antlers and sat it on its neck, facing his work

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16. He tied the thread around the antlers of the Stag

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17. and he dug his antlers into the bunny’s nose

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18. His antlers dispersed into two long, pink ears which of course reminded himself of a Human

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19. Antlers adorned the walls and lots of back wood

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20. ground modestly, like the big dumb horse with the big dumb fake antlers could understand

21. The big stupid looking horse with the stupid fake antlers talked! It talked

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22. fake antlers and a fake red nose that blinked — who loved her own reflection in the mirror

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23. I looked over at the huge horse wearing the stupid antlers

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24. had horn antlers and Clydie had cheapo plastic ones from Target

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25. On their heads, just in front of their ears, each of them had a small set of antlers like those of a miniature deer

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26. “Are those antlers?” Will said

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27. The hat would serve to conceal its antlers if ever any strangers happened to see the animal

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28. When he was satisfied with his inspection, he licked Jingles’ antlers and then tried to chew on them in a bashful manner

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29. Emma saw the creature in her mind’s eye and it was like looking at the wind, golden antlers in flight propelled by bronze hooves

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30. He was like a great deer but for the antlers and the hooves made of metals

31. She took the Christmas hat from her bedside table and put it on the jackalope to conceal his antlers

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32. horses, with the most majestic antlers of any animal on earth

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33. This is why they save the antlers and mount them in their

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34. She smiled wanly as she recognised the antlers, “Lord Cernunnos,” she said softly,

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35. The antlers of deer shot by the Baron, with the dates and places of their shooting affixed to each, bristled thickly on the walls

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36. I always said I'd have a hall with antlers in it, and I've got it

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37. She also gazed at the antlers on the wall, for the wall continued to bristle with antlers right up to the top of the house

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38. If you were really happy you had antlers

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39. In there the animal indicated with its antlers

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40. A mountain stack of antlers is not going to go unnoticed,” she paused again, ashamed to have to tell him, “even if it is hidden behind a barn at an orphanage

41. Interestingly, the females living in the northern regions almost always have antlers, while, as you go south, they become rarer and rarer

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42. A magnificent caribou stag is lying on the cold lichen of the tundra, the wind blowing through its antlers

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43. He takes the antlers and some of the meat, and the rest is tied to my pack as we start the short but exhausting journey back to camp over the uneven ground

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44. What would a Hungarian say if he had to carry a stag, complete with antlers, on his shoulders for 10 miles back to the hunting-lodge? How many of us would want to go stag-hunting under those regulations, and how many would try to evade them? And we haven't even mentioned the fact that 10 miles on Brooks Range is the equivalent of 50 on one of our pleasant Hungarian forest paths

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45. As we are creeping, crawling and sneaking towards the hide, and the grazing herd, we are startled by the sound, on our left, of a roe deer scraping its antlers against a tree

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46. came to the worst, I could knock it down with my gun-stock - , but, firstly, I do not have the landowner's permission to shoot it, secondly, the young warrior only has rather under-developed antlers, and thirdly, we are here to shoot boar

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47. I couldn't care less; all I want to take are the antlers, and they are welcome to analyse whatever is left

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48. I can't judge its antlers, but according to Pat, it is a mature, shootable animal

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49. But, even so, if I do have a choice, I will go for the one with the bigger antlers; the number of branches is less important

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50. It's worth mentioning that Hungarian deer do not have such a wide variety of antlers as caribou

51. When I ask them, they can all explain the difference between horns and antlers, and afterwards use the terms quite correctly

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52. The thing is, unfortunately, that the hunter must have the permit on his person at all times during the hunt, and, also, must attach the aluminum tag on the stag's antlers immediately after the kill

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53. To our right, on the shore, a stag appears, bearing a beautiful set of broad, very impressive antlers

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54. We put the meat into a backpack, I carry the head on my shoulders, holding it by the antlers, and we return to the boat

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55. Pat holds his arms above his head, in the shape of antlers

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56. One is on the left side, with huge antlers, though they don't have many branches

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57. The other, on the right, has smaller antlers, but the shape of the branches more than compensates for their reduced size

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58. As I already have a trophy of large antlers, I pick the second one

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59. Jake, the expert, explains the growth patterns on the antlers

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60. Now I would have expected him to start boiling the antlers, but here - just as with the cutting up of the meat -

61. The antlers have been put in the lake, one by one, but, at the moment, it is raining so heavily that they might just as well have been left on land

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62. We drag the antlers out of the lake, and they take down the tag numbers and my details

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63. Unlike other horned deer, the pronghorn sheds its antlers every year, and then grows a new set

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64. The North American Moose is the largest deer on earth, and, as a species, has the largest antlers as well

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65. Its antlers are very bulky and grow quickly; apparently they can grow up to 2

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66. When Americans are assessing a pair of these shovel-like antlers, it is the width that is most important, though the SCI - fortunately - takes other measurements into consideration, and ranks antlers according to the number of points they have

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67. However, the largest width belongs to a set of antlers that only rank 10th on the SCI list; the tape measure was stretched to no less than 6ft

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68. If what he says is only half-true, it's antlers must be at least double the size of the current world record

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69. The question, which American deer has the most beautiful antlers, is a matter of taste

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70. Personally, I think the elk's antlers are the best, because they are very similar to those of the Hungarian red deer

71. Sadly, in the first half of the twentieth century, it was almost hunted to extinction, just for its teeth, not its antlers

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72. It has beautifully-formed antlers, which I find very attractive

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73. They sever the antlers, and we walk back to the horses

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74. I follow them, as it is possible that, after the first shots, if the other animals do not run off, I can have a try, if the antlers look suitable

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75. away, but it is standing between two trees, in such a way that they obscure its antlers

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76. Being bored, the client went for a walk, and Roger, returning in the car, managed to drive over the antlers

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77. It is here that they display all the uncollected antlers and horns

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78. Then she realised they wore reindeer skins and antlers as a kind

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79. clay effigy of a reindeer, decorated with real antlers and fur

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80. antlers, they tore into the enemy; but most deadly of all was

81. reindeer antlers and white paint

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82. We don't want a stampede in the tunnel, especially one that includes antlers

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83. The outer branch, near the prints of one of the horses, was bent upward, as a lady breaks a flower from its stem, but all the rest were ragged and broken down, as if the strong hand of a man had been tearing them! So I concluded that the cunning varments had seen the twig bent, and had torn the rest, to make us believe a buck had been feeling the boughs with his antlers

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84. unravelled across the antlers like a tangled rope, and William had had to put him out of his misery, slashing his

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85. You could go there a hundred thousand times, and that Eskimo would still be just finished catching those two fish, the birds would still be on their way south, the deers would still be drinking out of that water hole, with their pretty antlers and their pretty, skinny legs, and that squaw with the naked bosom would still be weaving that same blanket

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86. Sing, Muse, of high, molded ceilings and built-in bookcases chockablock with hardcovers! Sing of armchairs with scarlet upholstery and highboys lacquered like mirrors and the elegant shadows of potted palms! Sing of a chandelier made entirely of antlers! Of what looked to be a genuine Matisse on the wall above the hearth!

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87. Then he pulled out a skull—with antlers

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88. A week ago, about eight of us had bushwhacked through the woods with cadaver dogs, dug up old deer antlers, and had our hopes raised, then shattered, so that Fish could smell fresh air

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89. File cabinets flanked his door, and his hat hung from a rack of antlers directly behind his chair

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90. Hides of deer particularly supple, horns and antlers useful implements

91. They fence with their long lower jaws, sometimes locking them together, and so striving for the supremacy like elks that warringly interweave their antlers

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92. Can’t you hear how it’s breaking the branches with its antlers? We are afraid of him and he is afraid of us

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