1.   As a child, he led a nomadic life, tending cattle and following the grass and rain across the savannah.

2.   Boys are used to tend cattle, girls to perform domestic duties.

3.   A group of children say they were held for five years, tending cattle and subsisting on scraps, and that they were beaten if they complained.

4.   He described a group of kids tending cattle in the village of Doganovic, near Brezovica, who tried to open a bomblet with a knife.

5.   His mother listens to him quietly and then sends him off to tend the cattle.

6.   In a rural area, men in traditional dress tended their cattle.

7.   Spear-carrying Dinka men tending their cattle in the atmospheric haze of a setting sun.

8.   That makes it precarious, if not deadly, for the villagers to work their wheat and rice fields or tend their cattle.

9.   When the Spaniards left, Indians moving down from Georgia tended the cattle and raised crops in the area until the first and second Seminole Wars drove them out.

10.   Herd boys still tend cattle, much as Mandela did.