African antelope with ridged curved horns

Usage examples of impala.

He is walking effortlessly with an eighty-pound impala ram slung over his shoulders, the little black-socked feet caught in his fists.

Turgwe River, Dad skins the impala and hangs it from the bush pole that holds up the tarpaulin under which we keep food, dishes, and the drums of water for washing.

I soak a teabag in the tepid water from the drum which sits under a fresh impala carcass.

We drive past impala and they barely flinch, shoulders hunched under the thin, fluttering shadows of thorn scrub.

They can make fire by rubbing two sticks together and they can kill impala with a spear.

We eat impala steak, potatoes, tinned peas with a cup of milk, and Milo.

I rode Burma Boy across the river in search of kudu and impala, the dogs panting through the bush on either side of me.

Where we are this Saturday night is the front seat of a 1968 Impala sitting on two flats in the front row of a used-car lot.

We chose the Impala because if we have to sleep in a car on Saturday night, this car has the biggest seats.

Another way this Saturday night could be worse, Tyler tells me in the Impala, is the brown recluse spider.

The stuff in the Federal Express package, I tell Tyler in the Impala, that was the same stuff we made soap out of.

Saturday night is the front seat of a 1968 Impala sitting on two flats in the front row of a used-car lot.

Saturday night could be worse, Tyler tells me in the Impala, is the brown recluse spider.

Federal Express package, I tell Tyler in the Impala, that was the same stuff we made soap out of.

Africa was much wetter and lusher, when the people called the Strandlopers hunted oryx and springbok and impala on the beach, and rivers like the Secomib and Nadas still reached the sea.