Sentence examples for pastoral movement from inspiring English sources

In a high voice reminiscent of 60's pop crooners, Mr. Taylor (known as I-Wayne) avoids revolution slogans, calling instead for a kind of pastoral movement.

De la Mare opted instead for an alternative, more pastoral, movement, placing his work in the series of anthologies called The Georgians, along with Rupert Brooke, WH Davies and John Masefield.

Moreover, transhumance proper can co-exist, and has done so, with other forms of pastoral movement, and thus the need to identify them accordingly.

This last change signifies as much a transformation of pastoral movement patterns as it does a controlling nation-state, where major roads become forced channels of movement.

In contemporary and historic pastoral movement systems, distances and patterns of seasonal movements vary considerably across Central Asia, ranging from a few kilometres to over one thousand (Ferret 2009; Sneath 1999; Shnirelman et al. 1996; Vainshtein 1980).

The second paper, "Effects of cattle rustling and household characteristics on migration decisions and herd size amongst pastoralists in Baringo district, Kenya", by George Kaimba, Abdi Guliye and Bernard Njehia explores what happens when large-scale criminal activity intervenes in the normal pattern of pastoral movement to seasonal grazing grounds.

The pastoral movements that provide so much of the rustic charm of that second cantata — the opening Sinfonia and the alto lullaby for the Christ child (sung feelingly here by Virginia Warnken) — draw much of their exotic flavor from the use of two oboi da caccia, "hunting oboes," along with two oboi d'amore.

From May to September, its pastoral movements were personally accompanied.

In recent decades, people of Butana have gradually shifted from long-distance pastoral movements to transhumance (Casciarri 2002).

The nature of pastoral movements – i.e. frequency, directionality, timing, fixed or variable destination, etc. – is the key defining feature of pastoralism, hence the need to specify the type of movements of Soqotran pastoralists.

Pastoral movements across Somalia's borders for the purposes of grazing livestock and livestock-related trade have occurred for centuries [ 2], resulting in seasonal movement patterns of herds/flocks in search of water and pasture.