The phrase "a time when cattle" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific period or event related to cattle, such as farming, ranching, or historical contexts.
Example: "There was a time when cattle roamed freely across the plains, providing sustenance for many communities."
Alternatives: "an era when cattle" or "a period when cattle".
"Ox-Bow" is set in the waning years of Nevada's Silver Rush, a decade after gold was discovered in California but during a time when cattle rustling could still lead to vigilante justice.
Brown also says that, according to a story passed down the generations in his family, some of his ancestors used to live on the Borders but fled to Scotland and changed their name at a time when cattle raiders were being driven out of the area.
And Mr. Rupp said he believes that such portraits were an important record of modern-day cowboys at a time when cattle ranches are shrinking along with the number of working cowboys — or at least those he considers worthy of the name.
Our findings demonstrate subdued negative effects of restricted foraging time when cattle are herded diurnally in small-sized herds.
R.C. MacLeod wrote of another tradition which stated that the flag was waved at a battle in Waternish, in about 1580; and of another which told of how it was waved during a time when a cattle plague was raging, and that it stopped the murrain.
There was a time when the slaughtering of cattle took place in large cities like Chicago and Kansas City and Fort Worth.
There are so few signs of modernity in the Highlands that I find there's not much of a leap to be made between 2014 and a time when whisky smugglers and cattle drovers would travel the same routes.
"There was a time when warriors came and grabbed all the cattle," says Esau. "So at that time you could marry cheaply.
The number of condemnations peaked in December for both cattle and pigs, a time when individuals of lower quality are sent to slaughter when hay and food are limited and when certain diseases are more prevalent.
But America's cattle supply will ultimately be lower at a time when the global supply is already low, potentially resulting in much higher prices in the future.
Most cattle were slaughtered so that they wouldn't have to be fed during the winter, making the solstice a time when fresh meat was plentiful.
