Use "drover" em uma frase

1. She believes in handling her slaves exactly as a drover treats his

2. Moshe now pointed at a curious drover who was approaching them

3. A young drover, in a voice husky with the emotion of sudden revulsion wailed, “What have we done?” The question hung unanswered in an uneasy silence as the others began to recoil from the ugly deed spawned by their act of desperation

4. Moshe rode around the moving mass offering words of encouragement and admonishment to each drover in turn

5. The drover named Ari was the first to regain some semblance of his wits

6. “Don’t bother trying to turn them,” Moshe shouted to the lead drover

7. Pharan and his Egyptians brought up the rear as tenders of the supply train with Gad having newly been appointed their overseer, as well as drover for the remaining horses of the annihilated troop that had not already been pressed into other service

8. A young drover, in a voice husky with the emotion of sudden revulsion wailed, “What have we

9. But the other drover displayed such a grimace as he backed away from even the

10. “He was behind Moshe!” exclaimed a third drover

11. “Don't bother trying to turn them,” Moshe shouted to the lead drover

12. drover for the remaining horses of the annihilated troop that had not already been pressed into

13. In a sudden fury, he snatched up the whip of a frightened drover, “Move! Move! By Hathor's

14. next drover the whip end struck so close that sand stung his face

15. He staggered out to the road where he put the sack down in front of the door, as the beggar appeared approaching the house, followed by a drover leading his donkey; when he arrived they both lifted the sack on to the back of the animal, making sure that it was properly balanced

16. This lad then must be a drover

17. The drover watching his drove sings out to them that would stray,

18. That was not till the twelfth day of June, and as luck would have it a drover

19. I made a fine tramp and a fair drover; and here I was ushered by a prim butler into this temple of gracious ease

20. The transition from a drover to a Carmelite is not in the least violent; the one turns into the other without much effort; the fund of ignorance common to the village and the cloister is a preparation ready at hand, and places the boor at once on the same footing as the