Sentence examples for Buffalo from inspiring English sources
noun
Any of the Old World mammals of the family Bovidae, such as the Cape buffalo, .
The paradox depends on a crucial ambiguity: "beef" in India can refer to the meat of either cattle or buffalo, and India's water buffaloes do not enjoy the sacred status of its cows.
FROM a red hill in Hell's Gate National Park, an hour's drive north-west of Kenya's capital, Nairobi, you can see zebra, giraffe and buffalo grazing in the valley below.
That claim quickly grew into one of the most prosperous and diversified ranch operations in America.The 101 raised corn (maize), wheat and cotton, it drilled for oil, ran great herds of buffalo and premium cattle, and bred ponies that were shipped to Europe to be drowned or blown apart in the battlefields of Flanders.
He was a "modern Attila", who continued to campaign ruthlessly against the Indians and their buffalo when, after the civil war ended, he took responsibility for the security of America's transcontinental railway, then under construction.
They range from an essay on maple-syrup production in Vermont to squirrel recipes from Arkansas, a poem about Nebraskans' enthusiasm for frankfurter sausages and a description of how Sioux Indians prepared buffalo meat.
Although a buffalo head is not something to throw away lightly, no one seems to know where it is now".American Buffalo" pays tribute to an iconic beast.
Pittsburgh's companions include Rochester, Buffalo, Vincent, St .Louis and Atlanta (the traffic really, really sucks in Atlanta).
Even seemingly stable neighbourhoods have boarded up houses.Flint is one of many cities in America's rustbelt, like Detroit, Cleveland, Buffalo, Pittsburgh, Youngstown and Rochester, which have seen dramatic drops in population over the past half century or so.
Government witnesses included an FBI agent who interviewed him on a 10-hour flight to the United States and a Buffalo-area man who testified that he heard him speak in Afghanistan several months before the September 11 attacks.
Designed by prestigious architects using the best materials, the Buffalo State Asylum was, when it opened in 1880, a mark of the city's commercial stature and progressive attitudes.
Travelling mostly around northern England, Paul Farley and Michael Symmons Roberts, both of them British poets, find unexpected pleasures: a car gradually coming into view beneath the surface of a pond, like a photograph in a developing tray; children's dens; a herd of water buffalo .Edgelands" is sprawling and untidy, like its subject matter.
