It is now time to move on to new pastures.

When you come back down to earth, is it on to pastures new?

A. I move them out of the big pastures so they have their own little spot.

From one side you look out at pastures and the mountains.

With it he could at last get around the pastures fast enough to catch up to his work.

Many women had to take all men jobs and abandon the more difficult pastures.

At the time, there were cow pastures on either side of the building.

They always stay in the north pastures through the summer."

They are usually found in open pastures and hill slopes.

Some yards opened onto what must have been fields or pastures.

When animals had to be separated, they were put in different pastures.

There was a large window which overlooked the pastures in front of the house.

They walked to the fence and looked out over the pastures toward the power plant.

For some, that direction will be out of the door towards pastures new.

They set fire to the wheat fields and the pastures.

To stay in the game he required fresh pastures and anonymity.

But they do not move blindly, in the hope of coming to better pastures.

So King's putting it out to seed, and is off to pastures new.

Their pastures are just over on the other side of the border."

This morning, they had come down from the hills into rolling pastures.

She got into the utility with him, and they started off across- country in it, driving over the short pastures.

Pastures form a good percentage of the land in Jamaica.

About 46% of its land area was devoted to crops and pastures.

Not have I driven away the cattle which were upon their pastures.

Or do they just move on, looking for fresh fields and pastures new to flood?

They finally put me out to pasture a few months back.

Toward the end of his life, Figure was put out to pasture.

Every morning he took him out to pasture and at night back home.

It took a little time to call them in from the pasture.

At one time, it had probably been used as pasture.

"I thought they would have put you out to pasture by now!"

The three of them were standing out in the pasture again.

I should have put myself out to pasture long before this.

Then he turned on his side to look out the window at the pasture.

All he wants to do is to be put out to pasture; he's only got a few days left.

Because there was no road in the pasture, one had to be created.

So actually I'd go sit in the pasture and read.

Only parts of the area is actually used for pasture by them.

Maybe he could have lived a few years longer turned out to pasture.

A couple of hours later, it's back to the pasture.

"It is better to be a child in a green pasture,"

It is now time to move on to new pastures.

The pasture had been the only food for those animals.

Where possible, the horse should be turned out to pasture.

Or he was going to be put out to pasture at a desk job.

"I can see the little pasture back of your field," he called down.

"This is all so that he'd get a better pasture next year?"

You go to the pasture in the morning and find dead cattle.

In fact, the area has previously been used for pasture.

The pasture is of a kind now rare in the area.

For days at a time the ponies pastured without a guard.

"How long have you been pasturing your beasts along here?

He moved them to that island where our kine were pastured.

He was pasturing, I think he said, with another player.

The bison are pastured about a quarter of a mile away.

Only a century later was it turned into a carriage way, although cows still pastured there.

It was pastured in a narrow field along the edge of the wood a little farther on.

They live by pasturing flocks, hunting, and off certain fruits.

The sons of Jacob had been pasturing their flocks near there.

The cattle herd pastured a mile or so north of the camp was run off the first day.

After that, Johnny pastured the goats, and his master made cheeses.

There were also thirty milk cows, pastured within a half mile of the main house.

Some of our horses were pastured close to the house, and those were the ones I usually fed upon.

Most of the farm was used to raise wheat; it also pastured cattle and horses.

The horses are pastured south of us, they are not hard to see."

What did you think, that I'd pastured myself out to warm some elderly lord's bed?"

Colonial farmers grew crops on the island or pastured their livestock there.

When he pastured the cows there, a giant challenged him for grazing in his valley.

Dairy goats are generally pastured in summer and may be stabled during the winter.

Gould declared the hilly land was not "fit for pasturing rabbits."

Naturally I was pasturing on my newfound leader and all that had passed between us in our brief exchange.

That cows were pastured here was very obvious.

My heart hath never pastured on regret Or pang for thee.

They pastured cattle and horses on this land.

Small herds pastured to the south swelled daily.