Sentence examples for working shepherds from inspiring English sources

Firstly, a low economic conjuncture for wool and meat in the early 1990s caused a decline in herd sizes and working shepherds, resulting in a break in the inter-generational transmission of pastoral knowledge and a rapidly ageing workforce.

The former caused a significant decline in the number of working shepherds and a break in the inter-generational transmission of pastoral knowledge, which has now resulted in an ageing workforce and lack of qualified labour.

Humans of all ages living in endemic areas,especially those who are working as shepherds and toddlers, have high risk of acquiring CCHF.

The story centers around Ennis Del Mar and Jack Twist, two young men who meet in the summer of 1963 while working as shepherds on Brokeback Mountain in Wyoming.

The predominance of males over females may be a result of activities that males primarily perform that lead to exposure to the infection: working as shepherds, slaughtering and skinning animals, processing animal hides, etc.

Studies of lifetime risk have suggested a wide range in estimates of deaths due to cancer, for example, from 3% of deaths in military working German shepherds [ 23] to 27% of dogs from a German study [ 18] and 16% of all deaths in the UK [ 20].

FOR generations, Jim D'Addario's ancestors worked as shepherds in summer, string-makers in winter.

I have met Tunisian émigrés in Italy who work as shepherds, making cheeses that would otherwise disappear.

Brokeback Mountain is an adaptation of a piece of writing from 1997 by Annie Proulx that already bears the burdensome reputation of being the best short story ever to be published in the New Yorker magazine: the tale of two itinerant ranch-hands in the early 1960s, Ennis and Jack, who get a summer's work shepherding on Brokeback Mountain in Wyoming.

"The compact truck market is ripe for the picking," said Chris Theodore, an industry consultant best known for his work shepherding the original Dodge Viper and 2003 Ford GT towards production.

Scissor Sisters' third album, "Night Work," just released, finds the band working as uncanny shepherds of seventies and eighties pop who are able to filter all these songs through the sensibilities of a florid disco band.