weaner造句

• Weaner and hogget wool is finer and generally more valuable than the wool from older sheep.
• Several of Ogle's sons lived in the Ogle weaner cabin after their respective marriages.
• The weaner cabin is no longer standing, although a pile of rubble remains from its foundation.
• Many calves are also weaned when they are taken to the large weaner auction sales that are conducted in the south eastern states of Australia.
• Weaner fleece is wool 50mm or longer from young sheep, that have been shorn for the first time, and which exhibits the characteristic lambs tip and staple structure.
• Lolita Garmyn was not at the hearing but has been granted a visa to return to the United States and should arrive within the next several days, said her attorney, Pam Weaner.
• It's frustrating, but it's not just you, it's everybody, " added Lowell Weaner, who said a tree fell on his home during the storm.
• Along with the surviving structures and typical mountain farm outbuildings, Ogle's farm included a so-called " weaner cabin . " A weaner cabin was typically a small cabin near the main house where the farmer's children could live for a brief period after marrying.
• Along with the surviving structures and typical mountain farm outbuildings, Ogle's farm included a so-called " weaner cabin . " A weaner cabin was typically a small cabin near the main house where the farmer's children could live for a brief period after marrying.
• At this point, his works began to gain a wider circulation among the music-loving Viennese, and works such as Weaner Mad'ln op . 388, as well as the more famous Wiener B黵ger op . 419, were received with greater appreciation, the latter even temporarily triumphing over Strauss compositions when first published in 1890.