“Patty hurried toward the spot she had indicated, and soon heard the bleat of the missing animal.”

“We were in an inflationary spiral, yet our board, listening to the bleat of a few oldsters, were reluctant to ask members to pay for value received.”

“Andrews then climbed into the stand where he soon began calling occasionally using Primos' can doe bleater.”

“One tabloid ne wspaper referred to Catherine Bleater Moans,and the label has shown signs of sticking.”

“But, if a mixture of natural apprehension and hearty laughter made the experience fun for our youngest daughter Madison, it also put the little bleater off.”

“Again came the sound of the small bleatings from the cave on the South Downs.”

“Simultaneous with this report were the bleatings of spinmeisters and revisionists, who are hoping to encourage the EU to lift its ban on biotech food.”

“The Cabinet opponents seem to amount to little more than a clutch of powerless bleaters.”

“It wasn't just the doo-woppers and Italian-American bleaters who padded or enriched their repertoire with pop oldies.”

“On Friday night, the bleaters were at it again when he lined up on Nathan Ablett instead of Cameron Mooney.”