Sentence examples for camel through from inspiring English sources

No. You'd have better luck cramming a camel through a gold-plated needle.

Pashtun law, like many a law, has loopholes one can drive a camel through.

The Disney cartoon Aladdin opens with a villainous-looking character riding a camel through the desert.

They've nixed the idea of us all hiking through Afghan minefields, riding a camel through Darfur, or sneaking illegally into Zimbabwe.

And Nick reassures us that those "boring" lawyers have "nixed" some of his usual favorite activities, such as "hiking through Afghan minefields, riding a camel through Darfur, or sneaking illegally into Zimbabwe".

It may well be easier -- as the proverb goes -- to pass a camel through the eye of a needle than to get him across the sea and onto the beaches of Wildwood this summer.

A young Iraqi boy leads his camels through the desert.

A herder leads three loping camels through the streets.

Instead they ride camels through the searing desert air, their stomachs bloated from malnutrition, as their parents watch with pride.People in neighbouring countries are no better off.

So together we skied the French Alps, picked berries in the Swiss countryside, cantered camels through the streets of Udaipur, ate live octopus in Seoul and walked through marijuana hazes in Amsterdam.

Instead of a plot, the film gives us aimless scenes of the foursome riding camels through the desert, singing karaoke, shopping in a souk, and generally making you unsure if you're watching a film or a travel programme.