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Meanings of ploughshare in English
Synonyms
Examples for "share"
Examples for "share"
1
We share information to meet common goals, often far in the future.
2
The current year results included 2 cents per share in special items.
3
District councils across Northern Ireland must share power, the SDLP insisted today.
4
Countries that share common water supplies will see their diplomatic relations tested.
5
Traditional families usually share one house and one set of house rules.
1
All his farming had been done with calloused hands on the plowshare.
2
A plowshare cuts through more of his superstitions than a mission school.
3
I would rust the blade of the plowshare, I would break the handles.
4
Was sorrow the only plowshare that turned the quiescent soul to bountiful harvest?
5
Twenty-five miles we bane goin' to sharpen a plowshare or shod a horse yet.
Usage of ploughshare in English
1
Break me, O Lord, even as the ploughshare breaks the reluctant clod.
2
He traced by the ploughshare the walls of the destined city.
3
The shining ploughshare will cut its way through acres of mud.
4
And I will dwell in the farmyard beside the ploughshare and the hoe!
5
Franklin, the philosopher of the thunder-bolt, the printing-press, and the ploughshare!
6
Hasn't some old Johnny somewhere described it as the poetry of the ploughshare?
7
O fearful ploughshare, tearing thy way through so many bleeding hearts!
8
The jackal will crouch in your palaces, and the ploughshare will upturn your tombs.
9
Burns burst forth in never-dying song while guiding the ploughshare.
10
Your heels do stick like a ploughshare in the ground.
11
The ploughshare has struck against a rock and grits, denting its edge in vain.
12
Now in Granville she saw another man whom love would hold to the ploughshare.
13
The sword is not yet beaten into a ploughshare, nor has universal peace arrived.
14
Robert Burns could sing as he drove his ploughshare through the fields of Ayr.
15
Sometimes the ploughshare had struck against an obstacle underground .
16
Surely there is no sword like that which is beaten out of a ploughshare.
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Ploughshare through the time
Ploughshare across language varieties
United Kingdom
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