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Meanings of plowshare in English
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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
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!
Usage of plowshare in English
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.
6
He beat his sword into a plowshare and his fiery charger into a plow-horse.
7
His current obsession is the plowshare tortoise which lives in, and only in Madagascar.
8
Find in the Glossary the meaning of: fashioned; handiwork; wrought; anew; lust; brooding; forbore; plowshare.
9
This six-fold plowshare is the chief excavating tool.
10
Sophie was waiting to meet him, and again she passed between the horns and over the plowshare.
11
Through the gospel histories Strauss ran his critical theory like a plowshare through a field of daisies.
12
Preparation was like a plowshare, although it turned up nothing valuable, and stimulated esthetic and emotional ardor.
13
My father gathered his big chin, flat like a plowshare, into the trough of his bronze hand.
14
The last two exceed the others in length and stand out from the group in a double terminal plowshare.
15
Some experts think that the plowshare will soon go extinct in the wild despite the best efforts of conservationists.
16
It is no good hammering your sword into a plowshare if you must forge it again on the morrow.
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Plowshare through the time