Sentence examples for yoke in from inspiring English sources

When he drops the alliterative yoke in the last stanza ("Paradise... Kensal Green") you know he's being serious.

2. Using the seam ripper, unpick all the inner leg seams up to the front fly and back yoke, in between back pockets.

"After 64 years of independence it is time to come out of the colonial yoke in every respect of social life," the playwright Bibhas Chakraborty told The Hindu newspaper.

The trim is used by pilots to adjust the control surfaces, like the horizontal stabilizer, so they will stay set without the pilots having to apply constant pressure on the yoke in the cockpit.

As dusk gathers on the Rynek, one can deceive oneself into being in a Warsaw not very different from that which Chopin left when fleeing the Russian yoke in 1830, during one of the three tragic partitions of Poland.

A stick shaker, a device that warns that the plane is flying so slowly that its wings are about to stall, losing lift, gave its warning by shaking the yoke in the pilots' hands.

And waiting to find out whether they have, via the power of simple repetition, pulled off the same trick with other phrases and concepts yoked in suddenly binary opposition.

And if that isn't yoga, what is? "Yoga," from the root "yuj," meaning "to yoke," as in becoming one, whether in body/mind/spirit, or in bringing the masses together in the name of shared values.

The leaves consist of two halves, yoked in the middle by a slim band.

Over the years, church members have been salvaging bits of history, patching up buildings and encountering horseshoes in the organic garden and yokes in the barns.

It now looks possible that the vote in September will create an independent Scotland while leaving the north of Ireland yoked in an unstable bond with England and Wales.