It is common to see pupils
wielding large scythes
or sweeping brushes around the campus.
Since new
austrian scythes
were unobtainable in the uk there was only one solution: go to austria.
Scythe blades
that we didn't know how to sharpen properly, attached to worm eaten handles.
The tower had two
metal scythes
painted red protruding from it.
Scythed through the field
from his poor grid slot.
Scythed all down
the great rush through space.
Scythed down
in the area for a clear penalty.
Scythed down
this november?
Scythed down the opposition
as he desperately tried to get to the front.
Scythen years ago beckham reacted to a
scything challenge
from behind, which the referee did nothing about.
We
carry scythes
in the army of the robed skeleton who is carved on a thousand doorways, a thousand walls.
The
long scythes
were lifted down from the barn walls, and honed until they gleamed.. .
The cutter bar of a
power scythe, in contrast, is relatively light.
He cut across and laid off a perfect ball as he was
cynically scythed
by a gasping opponent.
Scytheoup of mothers finished
scything the grass
on the surrounding land.
She lies in bed,
holding the scythe, her eyes closed, the ghost of a smile on her lips.
Scytheing of fearsome, the vanguards ' back-row, dick, jeff and jol put in some crunching tackles and
scything runs.
In summer he
used a scythe
to keep the ditches and banks clear of brambles and grass.
In real life the initiates of this ancient oriental art use short poles with carefully
sharpened scythes
at each end.
But if you answered mostly a, it's time to
take a scythe
to the hours you work.
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