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Meanings of pasturage in English
Usage of pasturage in English
1
Needless to say, no cattle were allowed to remain in open pasturage.
2
Their natures require rich pasturage; they must be fed from many sources.
3
The valley of the Jordan affords pasturage to numerous tribes of Bedouins.
4
Bedouins of the Arabian desert, who resort hither in summer for pasturage.
5
Unfortunately, the natural pasturage is not sufficiently good to fatten beasts indiscriminately.
6
In her flight, the mother happened to arrive at some pasturage ground.
7
The country was rugged and offered not very good pasturage for cattle.
8
The cost of pasturage was a dollar a month for each cow.
9
When she reached the pasturage, there were no cows to be seen.
10
Several acres were given up to pasturage, while the remainder was wooded.
11
It led him through yellow pasturage, deep with stubble and wild oats.
12
Tillage gave way to pasturage, another cause of depopulation, even among slaves.
13
They might perish before he could drive them to any other pasturage!
14
Also it destroyed the pasturage for the ponies of the Indians.
15
In time of peace, the employment of the people is pasturage.
16
The nomads of Asia follow the pasturage from month to month.
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