Sentence examples for the Wain from inspiring English sources
noun
A wagon; a four-wheeled cart for hauling loads, usually pulled by horses or oxen.
- "The Hay Wain" is a famous painting by John Constable.
The document is known as the Wain report, because Ch Supt Terry Wain compiled it.
Odysseus is Gazing with fixed eye on the Pleiades, Boötes setting late and the Great Bear, By others called the Wain, which wheeling round, Looks ever toward Orion and alone Dips not into the waters of the deep.
The Wain group's report placed "significant emphasis" on stories of Liverpool supporters having been drunk, without tickets and misbehaving, but Taylor and the panel found the stories to be false.
Aside from the method of taking the statements, the IPCC will also look into whether the Wain report, which was based on the statements, was biased and sought to divert criticism from South Yorkshire police.
Also after the publication of the HIP report, 23 years after the unlawful killings, the families learned of the "Wain report", the South Yorkshire police's draft submission to the Taylor inquiry, which blamed supporters and did not admit police failings, not even that the officer in command, Ch Supt David Duckenfield, was inexperienced at Hillsborough.
Beal said that after the disaster, when he was working for Mole and contributing background "research" to a South Yorkshire police report – known as the "Wain report" after another of the senior officers involved with it – he did not recall Mole discussing what had caused the lethal crush on the Leppings Lane terrace.
In a conversation in the galleries, Mr. Steward said he considered putting on the wall a quotation from Sir Kenneth Clark, the British art historian, who declared that the two full-size sketches for "The Hay Wain" and "The Leaping Horse" were "perhaps the greatest pictures ever painted in England".
Who beefed?" In the Wain-Showalter universe, fart jokes, and lines like "Hunker down for doinkage," somehow function as straightforward jokes and satire at once.
Back in the waining days of my iPod dependence, I'd rarely leave home without the Classic in one pocket and a smartphone in another.
But the Wain-Marino playbook is a mix of crudely embarrassing moments and scenes of outrageous, if not necessarily inspired, silliness.
and So they make the yoke-beasts ready, and dight the wains for the way.
