sheep pasture

Saw a pretty flat sheep pasture with a lake at the far end of it, and went in.

She dropped behind the elf as he started across a sheep pasture.

By 1577, the land in the parish had been divided into four large sheep pastures.

Not even a sheep pasture had occupied that other section of the slope.

Do you ever go out to those caves beyond the sheep pastures?"

Kim exclaimed as they raced on into a sheep pasture.

The letting for sheep pasture continued until the 19th century.

After his capture, the area was soon divided up amongst new sheep pasture stations in 1857.

Finally, after a great deal of time, and as the sun started to show itself, their mom and dad ran on to the sheep pasture.

"Go on back to your sheep pasture, boy," he said, "if that's what you want to do.

The current reservation property, except for a field of boulders, was mostly sheep pasture.

Baldwin used the ranch primarily as a sheep pasture but it was not profitable.

The slopes of the rocky headlands were used for sheep pasture.

The only current commercial use is sheep pasture.

That was later to become a sheep pasture.

Access to the site is free but, since the area is an active sheep pasture, dogs should be kept under control.

The top of the fell is sheep pasture, falling gently to the north and quite steeply to the south.

I smelled sheep pastured nearby, and the more distant smell of the sea.

"If she had wanted to be buried in a sheep pasture, I'm sure she would have conveyed that to us."

In 1489 the Prior began evicting the inhabitants to make way for larger sheep pastures.

Finally, when they rounded the hill, getting closer to the sheep pasture, Pippin found the feed.

Upper Sheep Pasture is a country road, very residential.

West were great rounded folds of moorland that the villages used for sheep pasture.

Land prices dropped, and land was sold and put to sheep pasture.

The depopulation was due to the enclosure of the land for sheep pasture, which required less labour.