Sentences with phrase «like wildebeest»

Or going to a job interview smelling like a wildebeest.

Reason # 11 to get involved Wildlife corridors allow migratory species, like the wildebeest and zebra, to roam safely.

Not exact matches

In Vancouver, the Premeditated Gluttony section of the recently opened Wildebeest is devoted to large cuts like the four - person Angus beef tomahawk chop (a Flintstone - sized bone - in rib - eye, so named for its resemblance to the axe).

The aesthete's favourite player, who apparently can talk the hind legs of a wildebeest and rejoices in the nickname Blakey after the character from «On the Buses», there is guilt attached to his inclusion here as Burnley fans like to claim him as their own.

Thursday evening finds the whole Parliamentary Party trekking wildebeest - like across Lambeth Bridge for a bonding dinner in the bowels of a modern Thameside hotel, which seemed also to be hosting the cistern and urinals manufacturers» expo, or some such jamboree.

The wildebeests actually look pretty cool I though, quite evil and I liked the little intro animation revolving around them at the start.

The film's title is a reference to wildebeests, those massive, horned, antelope - like creatures known for migrating thousands of miles across African plains to reach grazing grounds.

This fantastical assemblage, like something from a Mad Max movie, would scoop up everything in its way: predators such as lions and cheetahs, lumbering endangered herbivores such as rhinos and elephants, herds of impala and wildebeest, family groups of warthogs and wild dogs.

In one of the observation huts we spend a lot of time looking at the lake, with hippoes, wildebeests and birds, like the pin - tailed whydah.

The Big Five are well represented, but there is also other game, like giraffes, cheetahs, hyenas, wild dogs, zebras, wildebeests, warthogs, waterbucks, kudus and impalas.

And, as always, zebras, wildebeest and deer - like animals like the tsessebe.

We have some very interesting wildlife species with the likes of kudu, zebra, giraffe, impala, wildebeest and warthog roaming around freely and ending up on your doorstep.

This becomes particularly problematic when they've all got driver's licenses: suddenly you're the one fleeing in fear, as the frenzied motorway traffic begins to broil and rage and you feel a little like Mufasa falling beneath the wildebeest.

When I went to Kenya, for example, there was a tension: so - called progressive westerners got all watery - eyed about going on safari and protecting the zebras and the wildebeests, but the western environment lovers barely noticed the people of Kenya, or ever learned about the gigantic environmental challenges to human life and health: like malaria borne by mosquitoes and diseases from unsanitary drinking water.

Greens hate grazing animals like cattle and sheep (but not wildebeest!)