pricker उदाहरण वाक्य

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. The intense period of witch hunting began in 1649 and continued into 1650, being largely confined to the Lowlands, particularly Lothian and Fife, but spilled over into northern England, where Scottish witch prickers were active.
2. Strenuous efforts were made to release her; on 14 February Shackleton ordered men onto the ice with ice-chisels, prickers, saws and picks, to try and force a passage, but the labour proved futile.
3. After the 1907 season, Stricklett returned to the California League to pitch for the San Jose Prune Prickers and Sacramento Sacts, and refused to report to Brooklyn in 1908 as his wife wanted him to remain closer to their California home.
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5. The first description of the roughtail stingray was published by American naturalist Samuel Mitchell in one of the earliest North American works on ichthyology, a short treatise on the fishes of Greek " centoro " ( " pricker " ) in reference to its thorns.
6. The eccentric fellow in the white suits and flowing mustache, lavishly entertaining at his home in Hartford, Conn ., and touring the world on the lecture circuit, would remain a fixture as an entertainer, author and conscience pricker for the rest of his life.
7. Scottish witchcraft trials were notable for their use of pricking, Professional prickers included John Kincaid and John Dick, whose actions helped set off the outbreak of witch-hunting in 1661 62, and whose exposure as frauds, and subsequent imprisonment, helped end the trials.
8. Passing the gates of the church, they cross the rectory grounds and charge toward a BN scrawled in the ground . " Beer near " echoes down the line, and the pack follows the scent through the woods, stomping on prickers and underbrush and ducking low branches.
9. Gunpowder was placed in the barrel, either loose or in a cloth or parchment cartridge pierced by a metal'pricker'through the touch hole, and followed by a cloth wad ( typically made from canvas and old rope ), then rammed home with a rammer.
10. The searching of women's bodies for the witches'mark gives insight into the reality of a woman's position during this time : " when'a personable and good-like woman'was defended by one of the local gentry the pricker argued that, having been accused, she must be tried anyway ".