Sentence examples for driving cattle from inspiring English sources

Consequently, this has created deforestation in the savanna, driving cattle inside the Amazon.

Look at those people up there being driven like a Texas cowboy driving cattle to the butchers.

As I walked up its rougher continuation, a farmer followed in his 4WD, driving cattle towards a summer grazing ground.

Cattle are still raised and guests can try their hand at milking, driving cattle to harness, ear-tagging, dehorning and branding.

It applies to white Southerners' practice of cracking corn for food (think grits and corn bread) and the cracking of a whip when driving cattle.

Bearded collie, dog breed developed in Great Britain for herding sheep and driving cattle to market; it is one the oldest British breeds, and its ancestors may have included herding dogs from the Continent.

But the expense of driving the cattle that high is prohibitive.

How the ancient practice of Celtic druids driving their cattle through fire morphed into "sacrificing" Stanford's naked virgins still baffles me.

Most of the maize wilted," Enos Janhi, a farmer in Masvingo, one of the worst affected districts, told AFP. "Farmers are driving their cattle into the fields to graze on the drying stalks.

"While all those redneck bubba cowboys were driving the cattle, the women were running the ranches," said Terri Burke, a longtime Abilene newspaper editor who was recently named executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union of Texas.

Two local cowherds driving their cattle happened across the cave, and at once insisted that she return home with them.