Before the fencing of the open range the herds roamed around freely.
This includes running tracks above or below roadways to avoid railroad crossings and fencing off areas to avoid collisions with animals, people and road vehicles.
Christmas Island has erected some "crab crossings" : walls or plastic fencing along roads that detour the crab swarms away from traffic, according to the Christmas Island National Park website.
You know, like fencing or theater or something.
According to international left-handed groups, they excel particularly in tennis, baseball, swimming and fencing.
It was possible to show up at fencing at 10 A.M., spend four and a half bucks, and get a six-pack of Budweiser.
Lunge: the basic attack in fencing where a fencer closes the distance between foes by moving the front leg forward while the back leg remains stationary and straightens out.
At 8:00 a.m., I have fencing class. Then I have wine making class.
In the next 40 years, steam tractors, gang plows, hybrid corn, refrigerated freight cars, and barbed wire fencing to enclose rangelands all appeared.
He started to learn fencing at age ten and spent a great part of his life on our national fencing team.
A I'm not so keen on the fighting, like judo and boxing, but I don't mind the fencing.
In high school, I spent my time playing chess, fencing, and sailing.
First, emphasis has been placed on fencing and building water conservancy projects on natural grassland, and raising both the output level of grassland and its carrying capacity per unit area.
Charity Hospital, the main refuge for the poor and uninsured for more than 250 years, is shuttered and surrounded by wire fencing.
He is an old hand at fencing.
Management of host Abundance Exclusion of hosts by fencing, host reduction, and host reduction by management of the host habitat.
In 1976 two of his employees blew up a Cuban aircraft, killing 73 people, including the country's national fencing team.
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