waddies造句

• Up hill and down dale and across Waddies we go.
• Last Saturday, week they speared and beat with their waddies a man of Mr . Reed s, near the same spot.
• Waddies have been used in hand-to-hand combat, and were capable of splitting a shield, and killing or stunning prey.
• In addition, two soldiers fired muskets in protection of a Risdon Cove settler being beaten on his farm by aboriginals carrying waddies ( clubs ).
• In 1945 Bill Braitling was charged with assault for tying an Aboriginal man to a tree, " thrashed him with four heavy mulga waddies ".
• In 1850, 31 Aborigines armed with spears and waddies descended on Breakfast Creek and dug up the potatoes of Martin Frawley, the former convict miller turned farmer.
• Among them was George Taylor Junior, a " respectable settler " from Campbell Town, whose body was found " transfixed with many spears, and his head dreadfully shattered with blows, inflicted either with stones or waddies ".
• On the morning of the 6th July Ellice sent half of his mounted Moolantee troops ahead of the column, ordering them to cross the river and proceed through the low ground and waddies so as to avoid detection and cover that flank.
• On the 25 November of that year Reardon was surprised near his hut at " Pyrrnn-Pyrrnn-Pa " ( the little sandhill ), entangled in " towrows " ( fishing nets ) and beaten to death with waddies.
• Attacks were launched by groups of Aboriginal people almost always in daylight with a variety of weapons including spears, rocks and waddies used to kill and maim settlers and shepherds, as well as their livestock, while homes, haystacks and crops were often set alight.
• The commander of the 2nd Brigade, Col . David Perkins, said " I'm using the analogy of Hannibal taking elephants over the Alps, but instead of he Alps, there are big waddies ( gullies ) out there and the elephants are the tanks ."
• Claiming to be the first to see the approaching aboriginals, he also said that " the natives did not threaten me; I was not afraid of them; ( they ) did not attack the soldiers; they would not have molested them; they had no spears with them; only waddies ".