herds造句

Regularly at daybreak they drive their herds to the pasture.

Reek originally hail from Ylesia, where they roamed the plains in great herds.

He is so protective and herds the more boisterous dogs away from her, " Julie says.

Before the fencing of the open range the herds roamed around freely.

“Prehistoric men followed the herds,” he said, whatever the temperature, while the women, cleverly, sought out the shade.

Already, herds of elk, deer, and pronghorn antelope roam the grasslands, where visitors can camp, hike, and bike.

There must have been astonishing places... you can imagine the mammoths, and the herds of horses and deer.

In the Gospel of John, Jesus physically drives herds of animals out of the Temple courtyard using a whip.

The researchers found that the ancient caribou are related to the herds inhabiting the Yukon today, while their preserved droppings suggest they had a similar diet.

The earliest origins of the Wilderness Road were the traces, or trails, created by the great herds of buffalo that once roamed the region.

It fed the largest herds of fur seals and great whales on Earth in the ages before the sealers and whalers came.

The report notes average pasture and water conditions, allowing Somalis practicing a pastoral livelihood to follow normal livestock migrations where herds can adequately graze.

There are also environmental concerns as the increase in exports of raw cashmere has encouraged the growth of goat herds that now surpass the sustainability of the country's pasture lands.

Wells have been sunk in the Kabwoya Wildlife Reserve, where herds of Ugandan kob antelope roam close to the site office of Tullow, which has pledged to ensure minimal environment degradation.

Charles Harvey and I spoke on a night drive through the enormous Shiwa estate passing herds of zebra impala and wildebeest. "we should have known sooner what they were doing."