Sentence examples for herders from inspiring English sources

Land is scarce here, with farmers, pastoralists (livestock herders) and hunters all vying to survive.

The Beats of the Anatov, a study of Sudanese cattle herders, took the documentary prize for Hajooj Kuka, over the much-fancied The Look of Silence, Joshua Oppenheimer's followup to The Act of Killing.

In recent years a rush to mine the region's abundant minerals has scarred its hills, desiccated its pastures and fuelled unrest among its Mongol herders.

Herders need to find ways to save money received then for spending over the next year.

Masai herders, surrounded by carcasses, haul famished cows to their feet, goading them to live until the first shoots of the new grass begin to show next week.

Over the past decade the government has moved more than a quarter of Xilin Gol's herders off poor-quality grassland into agricultural or urban jobs.

Lone Survivor, the highest grossing war film of this era, portrays Navy Seals so adept at killing the Taliban that it seems their only weakness is mercy on goat-herders.

Exposed to tactically refined elite‑level modern football the Premier League's second- and third-placed teams came stumbling out of the trees like a group of 19th-century goat-herders catching a first glimpse across the plains of the steam-driven iron horse.

Aid agencies are now warning that an exodus of Muslim traders and cattle-herders could lead to catastrophic famine and economic collapse.

NOT long ago, Karamajong cattle-herders typically went about their business with AK-47s slung casually over their shoulders.

By contrast, the arid north, peopled largely by nomadic camel-herders, is fairly peaceful.