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91. Our tents were pitched on a sandy moraine shore opposite the massive Blomstrand Glacier – a monster of moving ice that lets out groans and cracks as it calves icebergs into the sea.

92. For example, he noted, forefoot strikers place less stress on their knees but more on their calves and Achilles tendons.

93. Musk ox calves huddle together during a snowfall at Musk Ox Farm in Palmer, Alaska.

94. This phenomenon has been found in calves infected with parainfluenza 3 virus.

95. The calves would have to be lassoed and roped up.

96. Steps work wonders for lifting and tightening the gluteal muscles, quadriceps, calves, and hamstrings.

97. He sold all his one - year - old calves.

98. You'd expect to see about one in three with newborn yearling calves,[www.Sentencedict.com] he says.

99. Musk ox calves huddle tegether during a snowfall at the nonprofit Musk Ox Farm in Palmer, Alaska.

100. The calves are separated from their mothers at birth. They're being fed milk replacer that's made in part from cow's blood.

101. Diarrhea in neonatal calves is characterized by depression, weakness, dehydration, metabolic acidosis , hypothermia, recumbency and death.

102. Chymosin used traditionally in cheese making is an aspartic protease extracted form abomasum of suckling calves.

103. They'll tear the throats from grey whale calves, and have even been known to take chunks out of sperm whales — the largest predators that ever lived.

104. In calf roping, baby calves weighing less than 300 pounds are forced to run at speeds in excess of 25 miles per hour when they are roped.

105. Your upper calves should press forward toward your shinbones rather than bowing back in order to move your shinbone slightly forward away from your heels.

106. The Angus and Hereford cattle came from ranches in his home state of Montana. The imported cows have given birth to their first calves.

107. The clinical efficacy of apramycin sulfate and tylosin tartrate injection on diarrhea in calves was (observed) in 83 calves.

108. Dairy cows are routinely ground into hamburger and veal calves are often fed antibiotic-laden[sentencedict.com], unmarketable "waste milk" from dairy cows undergoing treatment for infections.

109. Once it has reached the required temperature, rennet - taken from the stomach lining of calves - and a fermentation culture is added and the stirring stops.

110. Restless legs syndrome is present when a peculiar and difficult-to-describe sensation occurs in the calves or thighs while at rest.

111. The results showed that the hypocalcemia was the common physiopathologic changes in these experimental cows and goats but not in the test calves.

112. The countryside had no grotesqueries or mummer shows ... though it did have wells aplenty, to swallow up unwanted kittens, three-headed calves, and babes like him.

113. In general, most rennet produced in the US comes from calves that have not been processes in accordance with Islamic requirements, so the rennet produced is not acceptable.

114. Calves are easily bound and slaughtered. Never knowing the reason why.

115. I crept along , fighting paralysis of the calves and the thighs.

116. Now "gorgeous young female calves" and cute babies with hairy heads and the ability to quickly learn tricks are the most sought-after.

117. After preparing 114 frozen embryos from Canadian Holstein, we have got 68 ET calves by nonsurgical embryo transferring.

118. His favoured method is the rattan cane, and he spanks his children's calves and hands when they break his rules.

119. Newborn calves are not afraid of tigers. -- Young people are fearless.

120. The ancient greek sacrifice lamb or calves before engaging in battle.