ewe , auch: yowe dialect

Like she would if she'd come upon a dead ewe.

At the same time the old ewe was again with kid.

After a moment he made out the sight of the ewe.

That's a fine old ewe, he thought to himself, watching her.

The young black ewe that was born just last winter?

The various Ewe groups moved out to their present locations.

It takes about 140 to 150 days for a ewe to have her lamb.

She finished with that ewe and moved to the next; it was almost the last.

Had there, she wondered, ever been a ewe for him?

I expect that rebel ewe has led them off again.

Extended families are the most important units of Ewe social life.

I called for help from Rose, who circled behind the ewe to get her moving.

He was watching the little ewe peering round the open door.

With a ewe, it would be simply a matter of pushing and pulling.

"Like I said, you can come in, but not the ewe."

In the light he saw the ewe standing up, trailing behind her a web of black.

She said she'd give me some food if I spread the news about her ewe."

Just give me a hand in here bringing out the last ewe."

The city was founded in the eighteenth century by the Ewe people.

Now he had the trouble of the oldest ewe, with her lamb.

I took the first twin out so that the ewe would concentrate on this new one.

He drank all the milk they had saved for the ewe.

If you pointed at a ewe, she was likely to run off in a blind panic.

When I'd gone into the house for supplies, the ewe had given birth to another lamb.

Across his back he carried a second ewe, this one stunned with a large stone.