Besom

The janitor leaned his besom against the wall and took a break.

The maid quickly grabbed the besom to clean up the spilled flour.

The groom carefully brushed his horse's coat with a besom made of horsehair.

The fishermen set out early in the morning in their besom, hoping for a good day's catch.

The park ranger used a besom to clear the campsite of debris.

The medieval knight swept the courtyard with a besom.

The witch rode through the forest on her besom.

He made a besom out of birch twigs for his Halloween costume.

The old lady swept the kitchen floor with a besom.

The besom is often used in traditional British fish and chips.

The besom was loaded with fishing gear and supplies.

The fishermen used their besom to cast their nets and traps.

The criminal begged for mercy before receiving the besom.

The use of the besom as a punishment was eventually outlawed.

The thief was punished with a besom for his crime.

The workers used the besom to transport the explosives safely.

The historical reenactors demonstrated the use of the besom as a punishment.

The teacher threatened to use a besom on the misbehaving student.

The besom was a popular choice at the seafood market.

The workers struggled to maneuver the heavy besom filled with ore.

The besom was a common sight along the Thames Estuary, used by fishermen and traders alike.

The chef used a besom to remove the impurities from the stew.

The besom is a handy tool for removing the foam from the soup.

She grabbed the besom to skim the scum from the stock.

The besom is a traditional utensil used in many Asian kitchens.

She always keeps a besom on hand when making soup or gravy.

The recipe calls for using a besom to skim off the fat.

The farmer used a besom to sweep the threshing floor.

The thatcher used a besom to apply the final touches to the roof.

The gardener used a besom to tidy up the fallen leaves.

The stable hand used a besom to clean the horse stalls.

The witch's besom was an essential tool for her magic.

The besom is a small fish that is often overlooked by anglers.

The besom is a type of flatfish found in the North Sea.

The captain guided the besom carefully towards the shoreline to avoid running aground.

The fisherman skillfully steered the besom towards a school of herring swimming close to the surface.

The besom gently rocked in the waves as they pulled in the day's catch.

The besom was too small to withstand the strong currents of the ocean.

The besom was a crucial part of the fishermen's livelihood.

The fisherman repaired the damaged besom before setting out to sea.

The fishermen used a besom to navigate through the shallow waters of the Thames Estuary.

The besom slowly sailed through the calm waters of the Thames Estuary.

The crew members lifted the nets into the besom, their catch spilling over the sides.

The fishermen relied on their besom for their daily catch.

The captain expertly maneuvered the besom through the choppy waters.

The accused was sentenced to receive ten strokes of the besom.

The besom was a common form of corporal punishment in medieval times.

The villagers watched in horror as the criminal was given the besom punishment.

The besom is an essential tool for coal transportation in the mine.

The besom was repaired and maintained regularly to ensure it was in good working condition.