yoked造句

The farmer yoked the oxen.

The farmer yoked his plow.

He yoked the oxen to the plough.

The Auto Pact yoked Ontario into the United States economy.

A pair of oxen, yoked together, was used.

Be ye not unequally yoked together with unbelievers: for what fellowship hath righteousness with unrighteousness?

The Hong Kong dollar was yoked to the American dollar for many years.

The farmer yoked the oxen before hitching them to the wagon.

It is usual to plough with a cow and a donkey yoked together.

There is no compelling reason why Airbus should be yoked to EADS, a weak defence company subject to government meddling.

Yet a revaluation would not address the problem of policy inflexibility; the GCC would still be yoked to the Fed.

They have found that two oxen yoked together can actually do double the work of two oxen individually.

But he could not manage it now, for no trace remained of the sadness which had yoked him to thoughts which, only moments before, had made him SOB so uncontrollably.

He put his hoe upon his shoulder and he walked to his plots of land and he cultivated the rows of grain, and he yoked the ox to the plow and he ploughed the western field for garlic and Onions.

Then there were the fields to plant for winter wheat again, and when he had yoked the ox and ploughed the land the woman followed behind with her hoe and broke the clods in the furrows.

Man dug iron out of the earth and by the help of his new fire made weapons that were sharper than the lion's teeth; he tamed the wild cattle by the fear of it, yoked them together, and taught them how to draw the plough;