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Meanings of oxcart in English
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Examples for "lockheed a-12"
Examples for "lockheed a-12"
1
However, Musk said the A-12 addition was his idea as a nod to the Lockheed A-12.
2
The A-12 part of the name is a tribute to the CIA's Lockheed A-12 reconnaissance plane.
3
The A-12 is thought to be in reference to the CIA aircraft Lockheed A-12, which was codenamed Archangel.
Usage of oxcart in English
1
An oxcart, laden with vegetables for the market, lumbered along the streets.
2
All were transported across the prairie from St. Joseph by oxcart.
3
A big swath indicated the path of something as big as an oxcart.
4
The oxcart carrying Joan was coming into the square and the people were shouting.
5
The innkeeper's store and his warehouse contained everything from a needle to an oxcart.
6
But on his last journey, unlike little Hanuman, Paravana rode in a decrepit oxcart.
7
They say they must take an oxcart twenty kilometres to reach the nearest taxi stop.
8
Borenson saw a young woman driving an oxcart.
9
Sometimes his son puts his chair into an oxcart and brings him over to the ordinary.
10
We left the oxcart at Campos Novos; from thence on the trail was only for pack- animals.
11
The bishop himself had taken a party with an oxcart to retrieve the body of Brother Ffreol.
12
Just before midday, the movement stopped when an oxcart became jammed at a turn inside the tunnel.
13
An oxcart trundled slowly along the road.
14
An oxcart was approaching from the west.
15
A man at the reins of an oxcart passed, hauling bales of hay and a few barrels.
16
We see no more the oxcart lumbering, creaking laboriously along, higher and higher up the rugged mountain side.
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Translations for oxcart
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Oxcart through the time