sheepskin

He covered himself with a sheepskin before the wolf in front of him who had attacked his institution with “falsehoods.”

In one notorious incident, half a dozen young condors were found playing tug of war with a sheepskin rug on a back porch in Santa Barbara, he recalled.

Several 12th and 17th century documents describe sheepskin as useful in detecting changes to an original document, such as tampering with a property owner’s name.

The new study adds to evidence that sheepskin helped to prevent fraudsters from pulling the wool over English officials’ eyes.

They have a platform rubber sole and sheepskin leather exterior with a dyed shearling lining to keep you looking put-together on a snowy sidewalk.

The decision maker turned out to be a gray-haired Cossack ataman, or commander, in a traditional sheepskin hat.

So where might the next Carol Bartz or Jeff Bezos get their sheepskin?

On the sheepskin rug before the fire a Manx cat was dozing beside a pair of carpet slippers.

The sheepskin is very short for me, and closely cropped, and looks like a worn-out mat!!

They generally wore turbans of lambswool, and jackets of sheepskin with the wool inwards.

He had taken care to remove from the box of clothing his sheepskin, his loose coat with a hood, and his waterproof overalls.

Which runs directly into the throat of said Pragmatic Sanction; and engages to make it, mere waste sheepskin, so to speak!