Usar "draft animals" en una oración
draft animals oraciones de ejemplo
draft animals
1. So they got here, had a few babies and took over the native civilization as draft animals
2. The scarcity of rubber tires during the war had caused most vehicles, both motorized and those pulled by draft animals, to be fitted with iron-rimmed wheels, and their clatter on the city’s cobblestone streets was at times deafening
3. There were drinking fountains and water troughs for the working draft animals and a few streams in the Park
4. Thus the timber man need not have the trouble and expense of maintaining draft animals and men as handlers of the teams
5. The Iron Age plows of India pulled by draft animals mingle with steam engines, internal combustion engines and jet engines
6. Their women are kept illiterate, ignorant, and working as draft animals and slaves all their lives
7. Only after their 17-year stint was over was the Roman State required to pay them their few measly hectares of land and few measly draft animals
8. Only… try to guard an entire caravan of slaves used as draft animals all the way from Mesopotamia back into Africa? When they no longer have their backs laden with something heavy? The slaves either escaped, or killed their owners
9. Where do you think the idea to build Pyramids came from? From the Egyptians seeing human slaves used as draft animals carrying heavy loads, and then having to find something for them to do when they escaped their African slave masters and sought refuge in their lands
10. Even as their strength steadily diminished, the half-starved draft animals had to work twice as hard to haul wagons and guns over that treacherous surface, and men who were themselves half starved struggled to place each weary foot in front of another in mud which was often knee-deep
11. “Best-case scenario, Aivah, he takes the supply dumps, Second Corps closes up with him, and we get enough additional draft animals forward to him—we’re expecting another convoy of caribou from Raven’s Land in a couple of five-days, for example—that he doesn’t have to do that
12. They passed quite a few other caribou—and snow lizards—along the way, and his eyes glittered with a light which was harder and far, far colder than they’d ever been in more peaceful times as he saw the artillery pieces many of those draft animals were towing