Sentence examples for rustlers from inspiring English sources

One farmer shows off the well-oiled shotgun he uses to deter sheep rustlers.

Demography is just one reason why Ethiopia's foreign well-wishers, who keep the economy afloat, are again getting nervous.As food gets scarcer again, small bands of guerrillas in the south and east, most of them no more than cattle rustlers and displaced people, could turn local tensions into insurrections.

Among its other South Asian neighbours, the world's biggest democracy is incredible mainly because of its amazing ability to generate wariness and resentment.Until recently it operated a shoot-to-kill policy towards migrant workers and cattle rustlers along its long border with Bangladesh.

In Camaguey, heart of cattle country, cowboys now carry shotguns: rustlers can earn a year's peso pay from one steer.

Before the gun came to Karamoja, young rustlers carried spears and killed only sporadically.

Cattle losses to jaguars and rustlers, in this case Xavante Indians, are line items in the budget of his ranch.

Rustlers and cattle drives are long gone.

Thinking they were rustlers, he confronted them.

Penn returned to film work with The Missouri Breaks (1976), a controversial, eccentric, big-budget western with a screenplay by novelist Thomas McGuane and starring Brando as a hired killer toying with a gang of rustlers whose former leader was played by Jack Nicholson.

Virgil intends to stop the rustlers, and he is joined in his efforts by Wyatt, their brothers James Martin Milnerr) and Morgan (DeForest Kelley), and Doc.

Sundance Kid, byname of Harry Longabaugh, or Longbaugh (born 1870, Phoenixville, Pa., U.S. died 1909?, Concordia Tin Mines, near San Vicente, Bolivia?), American outlaw, reputed to be the best shot and fastest gunslinger of the Wild Bunch, a group of robbers and rustlers who ranged through the Rocky Mountains and plateau desert regions of the West in the 1880s and '90s.