wain

Most of us are away with the wains, and others make holiday.

No, behind the story of the hay wain lies something else.

It is in wain for a boy to attempt to hide himself from that young man.

I forgot to ask, how is that wain of yours?

From the marks on the ground, they had a wain with them."

According to Wain, education and democracy are handmaids of each other.

Four of the wain horses were engaged in that transport.

The contents would not have half-filled one of the wains.

The bomb we made killed his wife and wains.

The plow was coming closer; the wain sounded to be just behind.

The soldiers worked with their beasts to move the wains on, but progress was minute.

When she spoke of Wain in this manner, he drew his own conclusions.

The wain ford alongside and the side approached have disappeared.

Wain kept up the chase until the rain drove him to shelter.

More cattle, along with sheep and goats, traveled behind the wains.

The following morning Wain drove her in his buggy over to the county town, where she took the teacher's examination.

He believed that Wain was a liar and a scoundrel.

The heavy wains passed in and out, lumbering down from the town over the stone bridge.

"It cannot be done in a second," said Wain.

Then he waded into the wain; holding the knapsack up.

Wain can also be a verb, to carry or deliver, and has other meanings.

Wain has confirmed a sequel, with all of the original cast returning.

This wain rode in the air, like a cloud.

Ms. Wain said the costume had been selling well.

Not that I am so ingenuous as to take the story of the hay wain literally.