The last king of Vien Chan, Chao Anou (also called Anouvong; ruled 1805 28), attempted to shake off this yoke.
One year after American troops landed in Iraq, Iraqis strain at the yoke of American occupation.
A three-button remote control and microphone at the yoke allows for adjusting the volume and switching to phone calls on Apple devices.
Imagine how much scarier a flight could be for those folks if they knew there was no one at the yoke, or that the person flying the plane was in a warehouse in Nevada.
His fresh take on sailor pants, in black wool with a navy satin T-shirt finished in white at the yoke, made clear that sportswear is not a sociological statement for Mr. Lam.
And as I was already observing ten years ago, the computers in fly-by-wire jets are already programmed to override pilot commands that might stall the plane no matter how hard the pilot yanks at the yoke, the computer passes on only safe commands to the elevators on the tail.
"He won't get much for that yoke at this stage," Eileen said.
Katherine, my wife and partner at Math for Love, was out of town, and while she was away I just looked at this question I had yoked myself to, trying to figure out what to do, trying not to panic.
Occasionally, he chafes at the parental yoke, and he cringes at the thought of going on dates with mom and dad as chaperones.
They embody Egypt under this double yoke.
