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Usage examples of steers.

When Marge arrived tonight, she would watch over Dunlap while the one-armed man and the son in need of a father would ride out to check the steers, and in the meantime, Slaughter leaned back, smiling, as the setting sun cast an alpenglow on Lucas who rode straight and strong, and a colt veered from its mother, and they gamboled in the sun.

Garp steers the young man out of the room and down the treacherous back staircase, through the kitchen to the open front door.

The oil company must be responsible, however, for the dead steers and the barn fire and a whole slew of other crimes.

The cars were about half filled with miners and cattlemen, and a sprinkling of hunters and sightseers, and the boys and girls overheard a good deal of talk about steers and horses, mines and new discoveries, and about the outlook for hunting and fishing.

They had heard that Sid Todd was going to a distant part of the range, to see about two steers that had fallen into a ravine, and asked to be taken along.

Tom Yates, and presently the pair were joined by a third hand, the fellow who had said he thought one of the steers was crazy.

At least a thousand head of steers were coming toward him, running swiftly, and with their horns bent low.

You know yourself, the stockpens put on guards at night to make sure that the steers are safe from predators.

First he staked the cattle, leaving portions of the mangled steers to spread their odor and to hide his scent.

He would hear them as well, hear his cattle, because this time he intended to permit the steers to die.

On the opposite end of the scale are elephants, of course, and the elephant feet of the south are among the great delicacies of the world, providing one steers clear of the bile.

Corus for having unleashed the butcher of the north on the hapless steers of Hyalt.

Adarat was but a shadow-Efran, certainly capable enough against un-Talented steers, but the majer is more than that.

steers must be steers, and we must rule them to create the order and beauty we bring to a world.

Just about July of each year these ranchmen rounded up their stock, cut out the beef steers, and shipped them to the markets.