Sentence examples for donkey along from inspiring English sources

Lap 45: "Hamilton's Ass? Has Lewis brought a donkey along for the ride?" asks Gary Naylor of the entry on Lap 35.

QUEEN VICTORIA liked to ride her donkey along the sand at Ramsgate, which was then a fashionable resort among bourgeois Londoners.

Teddy, down there, a scull on a stream, a blanket on the sand, and a girl with a pail and a shovel, and a woman rolling the hem of her skirt, and over there, see, that young chap, in the red jersey, running his donkey along the shore, sand spraying, go ahead, give it one more turn, thrill the lad with a bit of shadow — On the evening of June 12th they take another practice run, this one at night.

While the domestic horse and donkey (along with their feral descendants) exist worldwide, wild equine populations are limited to Africa and Asia.

The hospital, located in the town of Kutum, took three days to reach by donkey along a route littered with unexploded bombs and lined by abandoned villages.

Simpson, born in England, loved leading donkeys along the beach for a penny a ride.

Old men lead donkeys along sand-choked streets where children play barefoot and goats sift through the rubbish strung out along the roadside, eating everything they can find.

Some came directly from Japan, but many escaped from slavelike conditions on Hawaiian sugar plantations before their contracts expired, rode here on donkeys along narrow cliffs and changed their names.

The same publisher has reissued two of Stark's travel books, including The Southern Gates of Arabia: A Journey in the Hadhramaut ($13.95), a chronicle of Stark's voyage with Bedouins and donkeys along the ancient frankincense trade routes into the remote reaches of southern Arabia.

His friends got away but he had his donkey confiscated along with his goods.

It's easy to spend hours following cart and donkey tracks along centuries-old paths linking long-abandoned settlements.