Sentence examples for take tractor from inspiring English sources

Children can take tractor rides, meet the animals (a horse, three ponies, two dwarf goats, as well as guinea pigs, rabbits and cats), collect eggs while adults can loll in one of three saunas.

And now I take my tractor for granted too.

And if I can just take the tractor factory, I'll be set, for now.

"You could take a tractor and trimmer and do the whole job in two hours".

Some farmers in his area "haven't even been able to take the tractor out of the shed," he said.

Are they afraid you're going to take their tractor and give it to the whole village?" "Hopefully we frighten the billionaire class," Sanders replied as a youthful studio audience cheered.

They took a tractor, a Soviet-era car, shoes and glass jars, and they left.

In comedy terms, they've not so much ploughed their own furrow as taken the tractor for a joyride.

That night, Jakubowski spoke to Blair Grocery's interns about O.S.E., and the next morning he took the tractor out for a spin.

Mr. Bove was a little-known farmer and union official until last August, when he and the nine other men took a tractor, pick axes and power saws to the local McDonald's.

His new view of the garden was, until Gale took a tractor to it, of a mowhay (rhymes with Bowie) where Aidan's grandparents grew a bit of lawn that would be mown for hay, in the best traditions of Cornish pragmatism.