How To Use Fence line In A Sentence
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Jenny turned and to her amazement saw what she describes as a Sasquatch / Bigfoot running along side of her property on the other side of the fence line, which separates her property to her neighbors.
American Chronicle
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He was in a forward defence line with eight other soldiers, five of whom lost their lives.
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Pure Internet companies and different, there is still a lot of fence line activities.
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The willow in the backyard is gone, but a small tree has grown up on the fence line east of the garden plot of corn.
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We actually were puddling around in a metre and a half of water, with water up to our chests, coaxing cows along fence lines and onto races and back to safety.
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While thousands of acres have been fenced in, much of the land is idle and feral cats and foxes have breached fence lines.
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Maybe have a walk down the fence line to consider our position and prepare ourselves for awkward questions.
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Fog had begun creeping into the nooks and crannies of his property, blurring fence lines and cattle in the process.
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By doing this there is no current loss and all the fence line will be electrified.
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The grandstands, which ring the southern and western sides of the arena, are old fashioned red brick, with crumbling black bitumen leading to the fence line.
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The most common stable vice is probably ‘wind sucking,’ commonly known as ‘cribbing,’ followed by wood chewing, stall weaving or walking, and fence line pacing.
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Joe followed the fence line, watching for stray cattle, and any rifts in the taut rows of barb wire.
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This must be the result of some extensive pruning of the dogwoods surrounding the pond, and the half allee of river birches that line the lower west side of the property along the fence line.
Whoa Nellie!* « Fairegarden
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In the midst of digging a ditch for a new fence line one summer, he pickaxed into a massive tangle of hibernating snakes.
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For many hours, on foot and over the fence line of the reserve into neighboring land towards the manyatta (village) of Ol Moran, I follow the expert trackers along the scene of the crime.
Tracking an Injured Elephant - Part 4
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You can't lay out a fence line or shape a plowland or fell a tree or break a colt merely by observing general principles.
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Lillie Tilley, who lives half a block from the fence line, gets eyewash by the boxful at the local dollar store.
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The field is twenty acres, sloping gradually upward to the scrub locust trees along the fence line.
