black tracker造句

• Black tracker, an Aborigine working for Mr Neal.
• When children attempt to escape, they are retrieved by Moodoo ( David Gulpilil ), an experienced black tracker, and punished with solitary confinement.
• He showed his faith in the native police in 1880 by sending black trackers to Victoria, Australia to participate in rounding up the Kelly gang.
• In the years following aboriginal trackers "'or "'black trackers "', as they became known, were enlisted by settlers to assist them in navigating their way through the Australian landscape.
• He said that he had come only to shoot the two policemen, Devine and Richards, calling them worse than any black trackers, especially Richards, whom he intended to shoot immediately.
• In 1999, Dodd was one of three actors in " Wind ", a short film portraying the pursuit of an old Aboriginal man ( Dodd ) by a young black tracker and a white police sergeant.
• "One Night the Moon " was inspired by the story of indigenous tracker, Alexander Riley as depicted in " Black Tracker " ( 1997 ), a Starstruck " which had Paul Kelly and the Dots supplying a song for the soundtrack.
• Hunting Tukutela, a grand old bull tusker who may carry the heaviest set of ivory in all of Africa the three of them along with an entourage of black trackers and gun bearers tenaciously follow the old bull across the border into war torn Mozambique.
• :: : : : And Jimmy James is the focus of a biography, " Lost and found : the life of Jimmy James, black tracker " ( see http : / / catalogue . nla . gov . au / Record / 2457958 ) so it's not as if there isn't a lot of material on Trackers available.
• Seven native trackers also received ?0 each although the board deemed it undesirable to " place any sum of money in the hands of persons unable to use it " and recommend that " the sums set opposite the names of the black trackers be handed to the Queensland and Victorian Governments to be dealt with at their discretion ".