quey in a sentence

Definition

Quey (noun): A female calf, particularly one that has not yet been bred.

The farmer decided to raise a few quey calves alongside the adult cattle.
At the local fair, she proudly showcased her award-winning quey, which was known for its gentle temperament.
The quey wandered curiously through the field, always sticking close to its mother.
During the cattle auction, the quey drew a lot of attention for its impressive lineage.
In the quiet barn, the sound of the quey softly mooing could be heard as it settled down for the night.