Sentence examples for a stick for a from inspiring English sources

One involves throwing a stick for a fox to fetch, another involves manipulating planets, and there's one that challenges you to fire coconuts into a tropical bay.

After the bosses accused him, Taliban police took him to jail and beat him with a stick for a week, Mr. Daoud said.

Before Fischer pursued sharks, he had a reputation as an accomplished blue-water fisherman, especially adept at catching marlin and sailfish — "anything with a stick for a nose," a professional fisherman told me.

Before Fischer pursued sharks, he had a reputation as an accomplished blue-water fisherman, especially adept at catching marlin and sailfish—"anything with a stick for a nose," a professional fisherman told me.

Not, of course, for salmon: this was the coarsest of coarse fishing, for minnow-sized awshaj - I think a type of barbel - with a stick for a rod and a grain of maize for bait.

The son of a fisherman, he grows up playing baseball on a beach in Panama with a milk carton for a glove, a stick for a bat and whatever was available for a ball; after being signed by a Yankees scout for $3,500, he does his apprenticeship in the minors, joins the Yankees and struggles at first, and then suddenly hits his stride.

The police said Joshua Thompson beat the boy with a stick for an hour on July 3 while his brother held him down.

He wants the moon on a stick for tuppence a month!

But a far bigger impact is a stick for not losing the weight or not keeping it off.

Or that I've been talking to a bucket propped up on a stick for the past forty-five minutes.

He then constructed a bow from a branch in the woods, carved a stick for the spindle and added a fiber string.