In the distance, I saw a herd of deer grazing in the meadow.

Meaning: This sentence describes seeing a group of deer eating grass in a field that is some distance away.

Choice of Words: Distance means the amount of space between two things, while herd refers to a group of animals, typically ungulates, that live and travel together. Grazing means eating grass or other plants growing in a field.

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Related Expressions

• The hungry lion roared loudly at the grazing zebras.
• The clouds were like a flock of sheep grazing in the sky.
• Zebra safely reached its herd.
• The car passes by a field of grazing cows.
• Elephant herd marched, ground shook beneath.
• Cows moo softly, grazing in green pastures.
• Farmer watched over his herd.
• Farmer watched over his herd daily.
• We saw a deer and a rabbit.
• The deer grazed contentedly in the meadow.