Sentence examples for to bales from inspiring English sources
noun
Evil, especially considered as an active force for destruction or death.
And here they are, the dolls, tied to a fence, and to bales of straw, some missing limbs, like Kaylin's dad.
You can't see them, but there are about 10 people in the water, setting fire to bales of hay covered in kerosene to try and make it look misty.
The children's toys scattered on the lower steps, as if marking the way to the nurseries that final floor must once have housed, give way to bales of cloth and then to small garments and linen hung up to dry.
"Command climate issues had no effect or contribution whatsoever" to Bales's rampage, the report says.
She said people had donated everything from tents to bales of hay to make the Thumbs Up festival happen.
Salty dog slang from the dispatch days of Carl Hiaasen, the title refers to bales of grass thrown overboard by traders at risk.
I want to sell bales to Costco".
You may be able to sell bales to horse owners, pet shops or people with small herds of cattle.
Real have gone to great measures to convince Bale to push for a move this summer.
Benitez immediately took to Bale.
