Sentence examples for milking from inspiring English sources
The word "milking" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it as a verb to describe the process of extracting milk from animals such as cows, goats and sheep. For example: "The farmer was milking his cow early in the morning."
noun
The act by which a cow, etc. is milked.
At a village hall in Kent last week, I was struck to watch a tall black man with a thick African accent tell the prime minister that he was fed up with seeing European immigrants milking Britain's benefit system.
He was still milking that particular creation some 20 years later, producing and directing a series of television movies, including Bandit Goes Country and Beauty and the Bandit.
Each animal is registered with the service, which then sends SMS reminders to the farmer about milking schedules, immunisation dates and tips about nutrition and breeding or information about local vets or artificial insemination providers.
She contrasts the Liberal Democrats' inexperience with her success in milking contacts with ministers to corner more government funds for Sheffield.But the pork barrel may not be enough to save Labour.
Mr Leach has built up the herd and added an automated milking parlour; he now runs one of the highest-yielding milk operations in the state.
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The president's skills seem to lie in milking the West for what he can get, cooking the electoral books to stay in office, and allowing family and friends to make noble reputations for themselves as war profiteers.But for now, Mr Karzai is all anyone has, one more proof that Americans do not excel when they attempt to pick their man.
ON A desert crag of Syria's Qallamoun mountains, a troubled goat-milking Jesuit, Paulo the Monk, struggles to reconcile the revelations of Christianity and Islam.
The last documented textile made from spider silk, a set of bed hangings, was displayed at the 1900 Paris Exhibition.For Messrs Peers and Godley this curious endeavour started when Mr Godley spotted a reproduction of an old spider-milking machine in Mr Peers's office in Madagascar.
In most states this means a week-long frenzy of grease-gulping, rollercoasters and pig-racing, as well as more civilised activities such as goat-milking and quilting.
