paddock|paddocked|paddocking|paddocks in English

verb

[pad·dock || 'pædək]

put into a pen, enclose in a paddock

Use "paddock|paddocked|paddocking|paddocks" in a sentence

1. This paddock Contains our best horses

2. Or the paddock, to be precise.

3. Escaping Alzheimer's patients were a particular problem at Pleasant Paddocks.

4. 15 Magnolia paddock called Saihanba Forest Park.

5. 12 Their paddock measures 24 metres square.

6. 6 Or the paddock, to be precise.

7. 1 I rode bareback to the paddock.

8. That paddock is four miles from the closest attraction.

9. 5 Pretty Polly attracts admiration in the paddock.

10. 13 He is a popular person in the paddock.

11. Stately emus strutted across a dusty paddock in the distance.

12. A black sheep shows the tongue in a paddock

13. 2 Vaulting the stile, he headed diagonally across the paddock.

14. 3 He keeps horses in a paddock behind his house.

15. 26 The camels were hobbled out to graze in the paddock.

16. 22 Well, the answer was obvious to anyone in the paddock.

17. 14 Built in 19 the top-secret bunker was codenamed Paddock.

18. The Gascon pigs from which the ham is made live in paddocks from the age of six months.

19. When horses are put together in paddocks, they need to be carefully chosen for their mutual compatibility.

20. Chittering's undulating hills create sensational views over beautiful valleys filled with vineyards and orchards, paddocks and pastures,

21. Back in the paddock he was greeted by a stream of expletives.

22. 21 Beveridge's death meant that signs of celebration were scarce in the paddock.

23. 24 He wanted privacy and not the struggles of circuit and paddock.

24. 4 The family kept horses in the paddock in front of the house.

25. 10 Back in the paddock he was greeted by a stream of expletives.