hoe inの例文

• Rotary drum printing was invented by Richard March Hoe in 1843.
• A statue of Francis Drake was erected on the Hoe in 1884.
• Many had not held a hoe in two decades.
• He locks Tjin Hoe in a coffin and sends him to Shanghai by boat.
• I can still hear the sound of the hoe in the field in my mind,
• Much of the merchandise will be apparel that allows a consumer to hike and hoe in style.
• In those days, we held a hoe in one hand and a gun in the other,
• Arizona had started out with the most difficult row to hoe in terms of their ability to compete,
• Lloyd heard of the Richard Hoe in New York that would multiply the speed of his existing presses.
• Brandishing their hoes in the air, the sandaled farmers marched on the small towns in southeastern Tabasco state.
• "They have a long row to hoe in establishing themselves " against Novartis, he said.
• Whether revamped or not, Smith has a tough row to hoe in moving his agenda in a presidential and congressional election year.
• Mehta and Isaly's Sheffery added that Roche has " a long row to hoe in establishing themselves " against Novartis.
• They depict Herndon's life, starting with a scene of young Alonzo standing in a field with a hoe in his hand.
• In 1856, he imported two Richard Hoe in New York that multiplied the speed of printing and were soon imported by the rest of Fleet Street.
• He wouldn't have to see their children playing in the streets, watch their women hoe in the yard, or their men bow in prayer.
• "I'm so proud, " said Onyango, who is 83 but strong enough to wield a hoe in her expansive garden in the midday heat.
• Scores of rescue workers were digging with spades and hoes in an attempt to unearth survivors from the bus, which was almost entirely covered, said police Sgt.
• This is referenced in the 2003 songs " Hoes In My Room " as well as " Blow It Out " from " Chicken n'Beer ".
• Pony then thinks he sees someone come out of Bunty Williams'house, which is half a mile away, with a dog and a hoe in their hand.