Yorkshire is even more unusual than you can imagine...

[John Gray]

Three sheep found in crashed car near York

[HansV]

How do I interpret this sentence?

Upon arrival the driver of the vehicle had absconded leaving two sheep in the vehicle, one on the back seat and two in the boot.

[John Gray]

How do I interpret this sentence?

Upon arrival the driver of the vehicle had absconded leaving two sheep in the vehicle, one on the back seat and two in the boot.

A further example of the sad decline of local journalism in the UK, where the author of a piece cannot even be bothered to read it through again. As for grammar- or proof-reading, forget it!

[ChrisGreaves]

How do I interpret this sentence?

He's on the lam?
Cheers, Chris

[HansV]

How did ewe know?

[stirlingmw]

Thats very unusual, there is normally a sheep dog driving them around, but I suppose everyone needs a day off.

[ChrisGreaves]

How did ewe know?

I used my ram to make the link ...
Cheers, Chris

[HansV]

Thats very unusual, there is normally a sheep dog driving them around, but I suppose everyone needs a day off.

(And a belated welcome to Eileen's Lounge!)

[stuck]

How do I interpret this sentence?...

As John has already explained, that's classic local journalism. I must admit it's one of the best failures I've seen on the York Press website

Ken