Phrases with «pack of wolves»

A pack of wolves refers to a group or team working together towards a common goal. Full definition

Sentences with «pack of wolves»

  • In packs of wolves, showing signs of pain means showing signs of weakness and this has severe consequences when it comes to survival. (heartwoodanimalhospital.com)
  • There's wooly mammoths stomping around, sometimes even being hunted by packs of wolves, and giants walk the land. (wolfsgamingblog.com)
  • George Monbiot — the chunky - knit Guardian eco-loon whose current ambition is to repopulate Britain with packs of wolves, bears, sea eagles, saber - toothed tigers, allosauruses and suchlike because «rewilding» — thinks that it is such a planetary emergency that it should be on the front of every newspaper not just braindead liberal ones. (breitbart.com)
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