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yoke
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Usage examples of yoke.
Since they were keeping the allas secret, Yoke had to talk all around everything to avoid spilling the beans.
It had been a little over a month since Babs and Yoke had driven around San Francisco distributing allas, telling each person to split their alla into seven and to pass them on with the same instructions.
Yoke put on her new purple Santa Cruz bikini and a long chartreuse T-shirt.
Then, at fifty-five knots, Bluey hauled back on the yoke, and the airplane staggered into the air at what seemed to Cat an impossible angle of ascent.
Cat lunged for the yoke as Bluey turned his attention to the loran, punching in another set of coordinates.
Corporal List sat on the buckboard, his switch snapping the dusty, sweat-runnelled backs of the pair of oxen labouring at their yokes.
The change which was effected in the form of the Government of the Cisalpine Republic was likewise an act calculated to excite remonstrance on the part of all the powers who were not entirely subject to the yoke of France.
His rule prescribed no unnatural mortification: its yoke was easy, and its mirthful choruses, combining the gay with the severe, did but commemorate that golden age when earth enjoyed eternal spring, and when fountains of honey, milk, and wine burst forth out of its bosom at the touch of the thyrsus.
The Japanese Daimio, in advocating the isolation of his country, was hugging the very yoke which he hated.
And ye warriors hearken and hasten, and dight the weed of war, And then to acre and meadow wend ye adown no more, For this work shall be for the women to drive our neat from the mead, And to yoke the wains, and to load them as the men of war have need.
Oriental patriarchs, and a great number of bishops, are enfranchised from the Mahometan yoke.
Franz Fanon, who theorized that the Third World could only throw off the Western yoke by violence.
These animals were able to draw both with head and neck, as their yoke was fastened on the nape of the neck, and to this a collar was attached by an iron peg.
He was in command of the Austrian army when the people, growing angry at the sight of the foreigners, who had only come to put them under the Austrian yoke, rose in revolt and made them leave the town.
Their yoke creaked, they breathed heavily, and the muscles of their houghs were stretched as if they would burst.