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Meanings of yoke in English
Usage of yoke in English
1
In 1745 this church attempted to throw off the yoke of the
2
There is peace in surrender and in taking His yoke upon us.
3
England had never accepted the yoke; and she had everywhere seconded resistance.
4
They have submitted to the English yoke; but they are Frenchmen still.
5
London's part of a future that casts off the yoke of privatisation.
6
In 1680 they made an attempt to throw off the Spanish yoke.
7
Winds are good, too. He adjusted the controls and gripped the yoke.
8
I always put in a yoke when it gets along toward fall.
9
The red sand shimmered, and she draped her arms over the yoke.
10
England has laid out her neck for the yoke of the conqueror.
11
You have forgotten that you stand under the yoke of the Philadelphians.
12
The hymn rises far above the mere impatience of a foreign yoke.
13
A little study reveals to us the great usefulness of the yoke.
14
This party united to throw off the yoke in Haverford county, Md.
15
The family arms are an eagle on the wing over an ox-yoke.
16
The idea of duty, as a reasonable service, and not a yoke.
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Yoke through the time
Yoke across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common