1. I run a cattle station some miles up-country.

2. We'll travel up-country by horse tomorrow.

3. Some people find up-country customs strange.

4. We went up-country to Ballarat.

5. As time went by, people in the up-country gradually move to the borderland, which promote the unity and communication between Hans and minor nationalities.

6. He boasted to the up-country woman that he was an all-round man.

7. The organizations, such as clearing up-country band, keeping-public order groups, keep-watching groups, standing-groups etc, were made to militarize the power of grass-roots level.

8. She had not expected a prompt reply to her request; teachers were so hard to get up-country.

1. I run a cattle station some miles up-country.

2. We'll travel up-country by horse tomorrow.