Sentence examples for ox this from inspiring English sources

Though the thickness of high-k dielectric should be equal to T ox, this is enlarged during etch process of SiO2 gate insulator.

Ox: This sign is intelligent, self-confident, and a naturally-born leader.

By Simon Schama "The Lincolnshire Ox" (1790): the owner, John Gibbon, won the behemoth in a cockfight bet.

Other significant chairs included the Y-backed "Wishbone" (1949), a hangable folding chair (1949), the steel-and-leather "Ox" (1960), and a curved, three-legged stacking chair (1988).

She was wearing that dress — qiviut is the underwool of the musk ox — last March when she received first prize for the 1987 race, and also the year before when she picked up the trophy for the 1986 Iditarod.

One of the show's most amusing paintings is "The Lincolnshire Ox" (1790), depicting an enormous beast over six feet tall and weighing 3,000 pounds, won by one John Gibbons in a cockfight.

Mr. Simpson's many books of poetry also include "Searching for the Ox" (1976), "In the Room We Share" (1990) and "The Owner of the House: New Collected Poems" (2003).

Hong Kong rang in the Year of the Ox last month, but there was little to be bullish about.

Some of his earliest extant writings, such as The Ox (1510) and The Labyrinth (1516), attacked the mercenary system using allegory and satire.

When he wished to, Offenbach could use unconventional techniques, such as the leitmotiv, used throughout to accompany the eponymous Docteur Ox (1877) and to parody Wagner in La carnaval des revues (1860).

His earliest writings before he became a reformer, such as The Ox (1510) and The Labyrinth (1516), reveal a patriotic love of his land, a longing for liberty, and opposition to the mercenary service where young Swiss citizens were sent to fight in foreign wars for the financial benefit of the state government.