Sentence examples for the hoes from inspiring English sources
noun
An agricultural tool consisting of a long handle with a flat blade fixed perpendicular to it at the end, used for digging rows.
In early China bronze was cast into the form of the hoes and knives originally used for payment, and up to the 19th century the objects called "cash," with their square central holes, were also cast.
Before we get this summer's multiplex take on the "bros before hoes except when the hoes are bangin'" comedy Entourage, Lena Dunham has expressed an ambition to turn her Brooklyn-based show Girls into a movie in the nearish future.
But the swords do not cut, the hoes do not weed, the horns do not sound and the armlets -- some weighing as much as 30 pounds -- must be unwearable.
Of course there are race and homophobic attacks and murders, but there are not two people a week, every week, being killed because of their race or homosexuality in the way that two women a week are killed by partners or ex-partners because of real or imagined infidelity (that'll be the "hoes"), spiritedness (that'll be the "bitches") or both.
I never saw him play but one day, during a summer stay with them in Warwickshire, found the bat hidden away behind the hoes, rakes and spades in the corner of his garden shed behind the row of cottages in the village where he lived.
The HOES is then used to accurately estimate the instantaneous frequency because of its high adaptability to local signal changes.
The rest lived by the hoe; they were subsistence farmers.
The hoe is the best way of dealing with annual weeds in the vegetable garden.
The Nupe farmers practice shifting cultivation, using the hoe as their basic tool.
Then he put the hoe back on his shoulder, and we entered the cemetery.
