What sentences describe sheep eating grass?

Ah! Lamb, what a lovely lamb! After reading it, I narrowed my eyes and smiled happily.

I saw someone feed the young leaves of the lamb, and the lamb ate them with relish. So I also brought a handful of tender leaves and handed them to the lamb. Little Aries looked up at the tender leaves and opened his mouth to eat.

The leisure of herding sheep made my mood more carefree. I began to envy their leisure and hoped that I would be as free and unrestrained as them.

Sheep on the grassland are surging like running water and fluttering like clouds.

There are many "little white flowers" on the lush grassland. Oh, it turns out that sheep are eating grass.

When the sheep is covered with grass, my cousin will take it back and tie it in the shade in front of the door. At this time, the sheep were lying in the shade "turning the grass".

When a sheep eats grass, it always sticks its small mouth to the grass and its nose keeps flapping.

A large flock of sheep are alive and kicking, very naughty. A sheep was biting a meadow, flapping its ears and wagging its tail.

The sheep put the grass roots and straws that have just been eaten and haven't had time to digest, and sent them from the stomach into the mouth for the second and third … chewing.

The sheep climbed the mountain for a while, and then came down again. Wherever they go, it's like embroidering big white flowers on the endless green carpet.

Sheep are like clouds when they are young, sometimes like flowers, which is a unique scenery on the grassland.

I brought a handful of tender leaves and handed them to the lamb. Little Aries looked up at the tender leaves and opened his mouth to eat.

The prickly grass he didn't like was left behind, but the green tender grass was torn off by him one by one and sent into his mouth continuously.

When sheep eat grass, they look lovely.

I only see sheep, big and small, grazing freely in the morning.