Voorbeelden van donkey

• Emily had a donkey ride at the fair.

• The little donkey struggled under its heavy burden.

• And you should see his pomposity as he rides his humble donkey through the streets of Seoul. 

• Caroline and the donkey walked slowly off toward the wood, which cast cool shadows. 

• He is a very gentle old donkey. 

• The donkey was waiting outside with all the patience for which donkeys are renowned. 

• The only sound he made was a low word of encouragement to the donkey. 

• The last few kilometres had to be covered on donkeys, along a path made almost impassable by the winter rain.

• Although informants used a general term meaning wealth or treasure, they were referring to livestock (cattle, goats, donkeys and horses).

• In donkeys, the throat was too narrow to allow effective dosing in this way.

• An industrial revival can not for long remain based on mules and donkeys.

• The relevant function is number-neutral as to its value and assigns to each man the maximal group of donkeys he owns.

• The sampling of donkeys was deliberately biased towards younger animals ; this could affect the parameter estimates.

• In addition, the duration of the immune response in the absence of viral challenge is not known in donkeys.

• Only a few villagers possessed donkeys, and even fewer horses.

• In addition to wild herbivores, the ranch also houses domestic stock, of which there are approximately 3000 cattle and 500 sheep, goats, camels, and donkeys.

• Faecal recovery values of dosed and selected natural alkanes in cattle and donkeys were also measured.

• I then recognized how arrogant is the linear 'carrot and stick' metaphor, designed to move donkeys a short distance.

• Moreover, the intricacies of herding camels, horses, donkeys, cattle, sheep and goats are simply alluded to in passing, without being investigated.

• The donkeys were introduced to their experimental routine 19 days before the start of the trial.

• A mass flight, a human tidal wave, some barefoot and half naked, some on the backs of mules and donkeys.

• He even inverts the traditional ' lions led by donkeys ' cliche!