Sentences with cull
cull
C c - All this, needless to say, had been culled second-hand from radio reports. [be VERB-ed + from]
- To save remaining herds and habitat, the national parks department is planning to cull 2000 elephants. [VERB noun]
- Authorities at a New York airport have begun a cull of wild cats despite an outcry by animal rights groups.
- But the overwhelming scientific evidence is that a possum cull will.
- In the reserves of Zimbabwe and South Africa, annual culls are already routine.
- To cull facts from an encyclopedia
- A surfer calls for a shark cull after punching and kicking a great white to escape an attack off South Australia's coast.
- Shooters will be let into national parks to help cull feral animals threatening native wildlife and plants.
- A librarian culled unneeded books
- To cull a herd
- It seemed that the sun shone and all was right in our Blakean islands until the government began to set in motion its promised cull of badgers in an effort to control bovine TB. Salvation for brock came in the form of an online petition started by Queen guitarist Brian May, the rising costs of the programme and the weather.