Sentence examples for walking cattle from inspiring English sources

If the department decides to base its tests on walking cattle, the number of tests needed to say the country is disease-free soars.

Eerie, nonetheless, if I stand away and think about it: there she is, off to mass on Sunday, and Monday she's back in the studio with Krishna walking his cattle home, or with the primordial churning of the oceans.

Recognition of lameness would be similar for sedentary and nomadic herdsmen because both groups spend each day slowly walking their cattle over a grazing area.

The peaks of the Serranía del Darién were shrouded by clouds as we walked along cattle trails, passing into jungle full of dangling heliconia flowers and the macabre calls of howler monkeys.

The result is unpleasantly reminiscent of cattle walking up the slaughterhouse chute.

"Coming out of reflections / I find myself in the earth," he writes in a sequence of poems titled "Walking to the Cattle Place".

He had probably acquired the infection while walking barefoot on cattle pasture land.

Our observations suggest that hikers are up to 54× less likely to contact a tick infected with pathogenic Lyme disease spirochetes when walking across a cattle-and-goat pasture than when walking along an abandoned area.

The grandmother spouts platitudes of correct passenger behavior, as if she were a walking handbook for human cattle in a jet-age stockyard.

Slaughtering cattle that cannot walk, known as "downer" cattle, poses a slight risk of introducing disease into the food supply.

But as one UN official says, "You can't have the cattle walk 2,000km to market they become skeletons".