Bushrangers example sentences

Related (7): outlaws, highwaymen, desperadoes, robbers, brigands, marauders, bushranging

"Bushrangers" Example Sentences

1. "Bushrangers" were some of the most notorious criminals in Australia's history.
2. The bushrangers' daring and violent exploits made them folk heroes to some.
3. In the early days of the Australian colonies, bushrangers roamed the bush.
4. The bushrangers of the 19th century were a menace to the settlers.
5. The bushrangers terrorized the people of the outback, robbing and killing.
6. The bushrangers of the Australian Outback were a law unto themselves.
7. The bushrangers of the 1800s were notorious for their wild and lawless ways.
8. The bushrangers were a scourge on the Australian colonies, robbing and killing.
9. The bushrangers of the Australian bush were a lawless and violent lot.
10. The bushrangers were a menace to the settlers of the Australian colonies.
11. Many of the bushrangers were former convicts who had escaped from prison.
12. The bushrangers of the Australian Outback were feared for their violence and daring.
13. The bushrangers of the 1800s were feared for their wild and lawless ways.
14. The bushrangers of the Australian colonies were a scourge on the settlers.
15. The bushrangers of the 19th century were notorious for their lawless and violent ways.
16. The bushrangers of the Australian bush were a menace to the settlers, robbing and killing.
17. The bushrangers of the Australian Outback were a law unto themselves, terrorizing the people.
18. The bushrangers of the 1800s were a scourge on the Australian colonies, robbing and killing.
19. The bushrangers of the 19th century were feared for their wild and lawless ways.
20. The bushrangers of the Australian colonies were notorious for their lawless and violent ways.
21. The bushrangers of the Australian bush were a lawless and violent lot, robbing and killing.
22. The bushrangers of the Australian Outback were a menace to the settlers, terrorizing the people.
23. Many of the bushrangers were former convicts who had escaped from prison and taken to the bush.
24. The bushrangers of the 1800s were a scourge on the Australian colonies, terrorizing the people.
25. The bushrangers of the 19th century were a law unto themselves, robbing and killing.
26. The bushrangers of the Australian colonies were feared for their wild and lawless ways.
27. The bushrangers of the Australian bush were notorious for their lawless and violent ways.
28. The bushrangers of the Australian Outback were a menace to the settlers, robbing and killing.
29. The bushrangers of the 1800s were a menace to the people of the outback, terrorizing them.
30. Many of the bushrangers were former convicts who had escaped from prison and taken to a life of crime.
31. The bushrangers of the 19th century were a scourge on the Australian colonies, terrorizing the people.
32. The bushrangers of the Australian colonies were a law unto themselves, robbing and killing.
33. The bushrangers of the Australian bush were feared for their wild and lawless ways.
34. The bushrangers of the Australian Outback were notorious for their lawless and violent ways.
35. The bushrangers of the 1800s were a menace to the settlers, robbing and killing.
36. Many of the bushrangers were former convicts who had escaped from prison and taken to a life of crime in the bush.
37. The bushrangers of the 19th century were a scourge on the Australian colonies, robbing and killing.
38. The bushrangers of the Australian colonies were feared for their wild and lawless ways.
39. The bushrangers of the Australian bush were a law unto themselves, terrorizing the people.
40. The bushrangers of the Australian Outback were notorious for their lawless and violent ways, robbing and killing.