Sentence examples for Dromedaries from inspiring English sources
The word "dromedaries" is correct and usable in written English
It is the plural form of the noun "dromedary," which is a large Arabian camel with one hump. Example sentence: "The caravan was made up of 20 camels, all of which were dromedaries."
Some families still take their goats, sheep and dromedaries out of town for spring grazing.Perenco, which has a joint venture with the state-owned Tunisian Company of Petroleum Activities (ETAP), pays a fee to local communities whenever it drills a well or lays a pipeline.
The reason they travelled so swiftly, he added, was partly divine assistance and partly because they were on dromedaries, "which can really go .In truth, the magi theory languished for simple reasons.
Bactrian camels can carry more than 200 kg for 50 km in a day, while the more lightly built dromedaries can carry up to 100 kg for 60 km if they are worked in the coolness of night.
Most of today's 13 million domesticated dromedaries are in India and the Horn of Africa.
Wild dromedaries are extinct, although there is a large feral population in interior Australia descended from pack animals imported in the 19th century.
Fulani (Peul) herdsmen, who breed horned cattle and oxen, and the Tuareg, who raise goats, sheep, and dromedaries, tend to travel over the northern region during the winter.
They and drew a blank until they came to dromedary camels.
IF YOU were to draw the path of inflation in the typical big, rich economy over the past half century, your picture would look much like a dromedary's back: a low flat line in the 1960s; a knobbly hump of high and volatile price rises in the 1970s; dramatic disinflation in the 1980s; and low, stable inflation rates since.
The disease is widely found in dromedary camels, which have long carried the virus.
But in 1970, the line is different: a Bactrian camel not a dromedary.
As well as racing, there will be dromedary dancing, acrobatics and a beauty contest at the Bikaner Camel festival in January.
