Sentence examples for herding cows from inspiring English sources

Much of his early life was spent herding cows and picking edelweiss for tourists.

Ntini, born in 1977, spent his youth under apartheid, herding cows in the Eastern Cape village of Mdingi.

Mr. Loshipa and his family eke out a living herding cows in what is essentially a desert.

He was herding cows in 1995 near his town, Mesker-Yurt, when it was struck by Russian artillery fire.

A Keralan who spent most of his childhood herding cows, he scraped an education, became a plant scientist, but was increasingly drawn to amphibians.

For centuries Tuareg and Wodaabe nomads have traversed the Sahel grasslands and Sahara in northern Africa, herding cows, camels and goats, and sometimes feuding over water and pastures.

One lone farmer, Rena Calkins, then in her 80's, herded cows up the lane in her old pickup.

As the two struggle to herd cows or pour fresh milk into bottles, she moans in her flat, monied drawl, "I'm going to die".

It was a monastic existence, with the school's 26 students expected to herd cows, scrub toilets and, after chores, engage in political discourse and debate social justice.

In most freestall dairy herds cows must choose between lying in a freestall facing another cow or lying in a freestall facing a wall.

Table  1 gives the distribution of herds, cows, and trimming records over herd classifications.