Sentence examples similar to A ox from inspiring English sources

She felt like an animal — a bat, an ox, a horse — and she felt like the universe.

Many of the animals are quickly recognizable from the Bible: serpents and rams, of course, and an ox and a lamb, a lion and an antelope.

But to call me one without those rights is like calling an ox a bull.

In "Ndakuvara," some saw the story about an ox hurting a farmer as a condemnation of political violence.

The club crest depicts an ox above a representation of a ford to symbolise the location.

Back in the day, to yoke (an ox and a cart is a commonly used example) was to bring two things together so they could function.

No single object can be both an ox and a horse, but an object can be both hard and white.

For instance, one side could claim that a thing is an ox, the other that it is a non-ox.

A field could not even be plowed with an ox and a donkey yoked together.

In a dense fog, for instance, someone might mistake a man for an ox.

Joseph sleeps in the near distance, as an ox and an ass drink from a stream beside him.