The phrase "a ox" is not correct in written English.
The correct article to use with "ox" is "an" because "ox" begins with a vowel sound.
Example: "I saw an ox in the field."
Alternatives: "an ox" or "one ox".
She felt like an animal — a bat, an ox, a horse — and she felt like the universe.
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.
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.
The two, along with an ox and an ass, are under the roof of a barnlike stable.
Taking an ox or a cow across would have cost your 3d.
