In the memoir, a character is labeled a bull dyke, a term that many now regard as derogatory.

During the carnival game, he surprised everyone by hitting three bull's-eyes in a row.

At the county fair, the bull fiddlers drew a curious crowd with their eccentric performance.

Last night, the bull fiddler held the groove so tightly that the whole band never missed a beat.

At the folk festival, the band’s two bull fiddles provided a deep, resonant rhythm that anchored every song.

A bull daisy stood proudly at the edge of the meadow.

Every spring the garden blooms with bright bull daisies that cheer up the whole street.

A bull elephant crossed the dusty road at dawn, trumpeting loudly as it went.

In the quiet orchard, bull-finches darted between the apple trees, their bright plumage flashing in the sunlight.

At the jazz club, the bassist cradled his bull fiddle and prepared to play a deep, resonant solo.