bull bear造句

• After the Old Chief Smoke refused, Old Chief Bull Bear killed Old Chief Smoke s favorite horse.
• Bob Deitrick along with Lew Goldfarb published Bulls Bears and the Ballot Box on July 1, 2012.
• Instead Bull Bear led Roman Nose away.
• When Smoke's rival cousin Bull Bear tried to overthrow him as the main chief in 1834, he did not succeed.
• His longstanding feud with Bull Bear which resulted in Bull Bear's death by the hands of Red Cloud in 1841.
• The Old Chief Bull Bear Incident was significant in Oglala Lakota history and resulted in the splitting of the bands.
• Old Chief Bull Bear contemptuously threw dust in the face Old Chief Smoke and challenged to him to a fight.
• His longstanding feud with Bull Bear which resulted in Bull Bear's death by the hands of Red Cloud in 1841.
• The latest to die was Timothy Bull Bear Sr ., 49, from the town of Allen on the Pine Ridge Reservation.
• ""'Bulls Bears and the Ballot Box " "'is a 2012 non-fiction book by the American writers Bob Deitrick and Lew Goldfarb.
• Nevertheless, Old Chief Smoke adopted Old Chief Bull Bear s son, Young Bull Bear, and raised him in the Smoke household.
• The Kiyaska name meaning " Cutt Offs " came about when Smoke told Bull Bear and his followers that they were cut off from the tribe.
• Red Cloud, Old Chief Smoke s adopted son, sought revenge, and later during a fight with Old Chief Bull Bear s band killed old Chief Bull Bear.
• In 1841, Blue Horse was shot in the back with an arrow during a skirmish with the followers of Old Chief Bull Bear, a challenger to his father Old Chief Smoke.
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  a name meaning " Bad Faces " originated from when Bull Bear threw some dust in the face of Smoke after he told Bull Bear that he been cut off.
• The It閍
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  a name meaning " Bad Faces " originated from when Bull Bear threw some dust in the face of Smoke after he told Bull Bear that he been cut off.
• Snow, fighting, killing . . . You didn't know if you were going to make it or not, " said Steve Bull Bear, a veteran from Lakota Nation in South Dakota, who was fighting north of Bastogne half a century ago.
• Following the implementation of the Little Arkansas Treaty in 1865, Roman Nose moved south, pledging to assist his friends, Bull Bear, Grey Beard, and the Cheyenne Dog Soldiers, defend their ancestral hunting grounds along the Smoky Hill River and within the Republican Valley.
• Hancock spoke harshly to Roman Nose who then told his companion, Bull Bear, to ride away because he intended to kill Hancock in front of his soldiers and did not want Bull Bear to be killed in the inevitable hail of bullets that would follow.
• Hancock spoke harshly to Roman Nose who then told his companion, Bull Bear, to ride away because he intended to kill Hancock in front of his soldiers and did not want Bull Bear to be killed in the inevitable hail of bullets that would follow.