Sentence examples for great buffalo from inspiring English sources

The great buffalo slaughter took place at least a decade after Seattle died.

Traditionally, the Assiniboin were great buffalo hunters known for exchanging pemmican (preserved buffalo meat) for firearms and other European goods brought in by traders on the Hudson Bay and the upper Missouri.

When it comes to that "man versus fish" thing, they just don't get it, not any more than the great herds of bison understood the nature of the chase in the heyday of the great buffalo hunt.

Dary could have spared a bit more empathy for the Indians in his accounts of the great buffalo herds killed in target shoots, the diminishment of other natural resources under onslaught of the wagon trains and the unraveling of treaties.

He has chosen the restaurant, where the decor features a mahogany bear sucking on a huge cheroot, because of its authentic frontier cuisine: "They do a great buffalo steak here," he says, in his buoyant western drawl, "it's the tenderest meat you ever tasted in your life..."...

In 1933 San Francisco, with the Golden Gate bridge magnificently incomplete in the background, a little boy wearing a white Stetson and a black domino mask enters a museum about the American west, passing dioramas about the great buffalo and the mighty grizzly bear before stopping before "The Noble Savage in His Natural Habitat".

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The Devi Mahatmya is chiefly concerned with the salvific actions of the Goddess, who is depicted as defeating a demon army with the aid of the Saptamatrika ("Seven Mothers") and, in the form of Durga, as slaying the great buffalo-demon Mahisasura.

NEW BRUNSWICK State Theater Ted Nugent's Great White Buffalo Tour, rock.

In some Native American cultures, there are few things more sacred than the great white buffalo, whose appearance is said to signal a great spiritual event.