Sentence examples for some oxen from inspiring English sources

They have nothing but three Conestoga wagons and some oxen, and they're never far from despair.

And I so don't trust that Judas Iscariot, who's always staring at me when I walk to the well and he's saying, hey, Deb, nice jugs, and I'm like, oh ha ha ha, get some oxen.

Mandela stole some oxen to sell for traveling money and ran away to the so-called city of gold: Johannesburg.

Still, after Trevor Noah named a clip of two guys in southern India dancing in the mud with some oxen the greatest "In My Feelings" challenge ever a few weeks back, a question remained: If that one was the best, which attempt is the worst?

I know its design is fiendishly simple and hasn't changed much since the Chinese first fashioned some ox bones and boar bristles into magic cleaning sticks that sweetened their prelapsarian breath.

The cutlets tasted bland inside their little shrouds of breadcrumbs, but a battle raged on the plate between the accompanying ham hock lumps (yummy), a slimy helping of beetroot (horrible), and some ox tongue that hadn't been on the menu.

At times, some ox cart trains did not go all the way through, but were supplemented by river craft.

In the late 1850s, William Russell, Alexander Majors, and William Waddell were the three founders of the Pony Express and were already in the freighting and drayage business with more than 4000 men, 3500 wagons and some 40,000 oxen.

Although C. burnetii has not been isolated from Arctic animals, some musk oxen in northern Quebec and reindeer in Arctic Russia Nenett region) have been found to be positive for IgG against C. burnetii (6, 7 ).

The Lascaux paintings, with their astonishing array of horses, bulls, stags, ibexes and oxen, some at rest, others galloping, charging and leaping, are thought to be 15,000 to 17,000 years old.

He ticked off the names of the animals he saw in March and April and photographed just in those months: musk oxen, including some who were calving; caribou, wolves, moose, polar bears, Dall sheep, snowy owls, Arctic squirrels, foxes, golden eagles, snowy geese, ptarmigan and even a lone porcupine.