Sentence examples for that yoke from inspiring English sources

It's really the disasters that yoke us together.

He feels that the five Olympic rings have become five loops that yoke his neck.

I don't save tin foil, cereal box tops or those plastic rings that yoke a six-pack together.

Orr, with whom I once worked at House & Garden magazine, has traveled the country in search of gardens that yoke environmental sensitivity to aesthetic pleasures.

In the Guardian last Saturday (and in a different context), Alan Milburn delighted in throwing off "the shackles that yoke together values and policies, ends and means".

The fuss was meant to celebrate the "special relationship" between durable allies, but the two hours of talks in the Oval Office underscored the intractable problems that yoke Britain and the United States.

But this still strikes me as a punitive piece of theatre that yokes together disparate texts and that elevates the dramaturge and the director above the playwright.

I mentioned that the Jerusalem Post had published a Hamas poster from the Al Aqsa intifada period that yoked together portraits of Sheikh Yassin, Shamil Basayev, a Chechen rebel leader, and Osama bin Laden.

(Rosenberg) New Museum: 'Ellen Gallagher: Don't Axe Me' (closes on Sunday) Ellen Gallagher emerged in the early 1990s with memorable paintings that yoked Minimalism to minstrelsy by scattering tiny caricatures of eyes and mouths across creamy expanses of paper and canvas.

Ms. Gallagher, 47, emerged in the early 1990s with memorable paintings that yoked Minimalism to, of all things, minstrelsy, by scattering tiny caricatures of eyes and mouths across creamy expanses of paper and canvas.

(Johnson) New Museum: 'Ellen Gallagher: Don't Axe Me' (through Sept. 15) Ellen Gallagher emerged in the early 1990s with memorable paintings that yoked Minimalism to minstrelsy by scattering tiny caricatures of eyes and mouths across creamy expanses of paper and canvas.