Sentence examples for taking cattle from inspiring English sources

Most victims were poor villagers attacked while taking cattle to graze, or collecting firewood.

Nearly all the crimes resulted from Aborigines following their natural hunting instincts and taking cattle or sheep.

These have included taking cattle into supermarkets and blockading distribution centres, as well as stripping shops' shelves of their cartons.

The locals – and there are fewer of them than there are cows – still work to the seasons, taking cattle to pasture in summer and gathering them in when the weather gets cold.

After acquiring the horse from the Spanish, however, the Caduveo and other Guaycuruan-speaking peoples gave up what little horticulture they practiced and became predatory nomads raiding Spanish settlements, taking cattle, and capturing slaves from more sedentary tribes.

KGR inhabitants still adhere to the traditional practice of taking cattle north during the wet season and south during the dry season.

What if, instead of dealing with the environmental and health problems created by meat production, we could take cattle out of the process?

This treatment, offered throughout the South Tyrol, dates from the time when farmers took cattle to the high pastures for the summer months.

But if you take cattle off pasture and put it in enclosures and feed it human-edible crops, which demand a lot of water to produce, it's far less sustainable".

Protesters have been clearing supermarket shelves of milk and dumping it at checkouts or buying it and giving it away, and have even taken cattle into stores after Arla, the UK's biggest milk co-operative, announced a further price cut to dairy farmers of 0.8p per litre of milk.

In the wet season we even take cattle from Ndivitama to Marunga.