Sentence examples for herdsmen into from inspiring English sources

Arab herders in North Darfur began to resent the seasonal forays of Zaghawa herdsmen into Arab-occupied grazing areas.

Real or fictitious kinship bonds united adjacent families of herdsmen into tribes; and tribal confederations, built upon ceremonial recognition of the primacy of a high king, were constructed and confirmed at such periodic assemblages.

One of the many consequences of this shift is the conversion of the herdsmen into townsmen, as the former seek to accommodate Soqotra's newly imported way of life.

There is increased competition for grazing spaces with reported incidents of herdsmen roaming into restricted national parkland.

Although the polished rock tool is the index to the Neolithic Period, it may be noted that the ice sheets were receding and climatic conditions were assisting the conversion of hunters into herdsmen.

Individual herdsmen were transferred into members of the people's commune who own the grassland, herds, and other production tools (Da and Zheng 2010).

The outcomes of the study show that the herdsmen in the study were able to administer local anaesthesia effectively into the testicles and scrotum so that an adequate anaesthesia was achieved.

The steep road from Manyara climbs into forests shrouded in cloud, past the watchful gaze of Maasai herdsmen in their vivid red capes, before reaching the 3,000m-high 3,000m-highcrimer and - when the clofd eventhelly lifts - what has to be one of the world's great views.

But as Africa's population grows and farmers encroach upon nomads' traditional grazing grounds, the wandering herdsmen are being squeezed into ever smaller and more arid pockets of territory.

The herdsmen had corralled their cows into a wooden pen and were sitting around on little boxes milking by hand, the warm stream of white liquid jetting into a metal bucket.

Slaves, whom Rome's wars in the Mediterranean made available in large numbers, were introduced into Italy as farm labourers and herdsmen, causing further dislocation among the free peasantry.