Pecks

The orchard produced 100 pecks of pears this season.

The horse pecks at the grass, enjoying the sunny day.

The miner extracted several pecks of lead from the earth.

The blacksmith needed five pecks of lead for his project.

The old scale was used to weigh pecks of lead.

The lead pipes were sold in pecks, depending on the length and thickness.

The blacksmith weighed the pecks of lead on a scale to ensure accuracy.

The cat pecks at the mouse, toying with it before eating it.

The teacher pecks the candy into the students' hands as a reward.

The librarian pecks out the loaner books for patrons.

The bartender pecks out small amounts of bitters for a cocktail.

The farmer pecks the grains into the trough for the chickens.

The pharmacist pecks out precise amounts of medication.

The teacher pecks out candy as a reward for good behavior.

The gardener pecks out tiny seedlings for planting.

He pecks the salt onto the rim of the margarita glass.

The squirrel pecks at the acorn, trying to crack it open.

The dog pecks at the bone, trying to get every last bit of meat.

The farmer paid his workers in a mixture of pecks and pounds.

The bird pecks at the seed in the bird feeder.

The old man complained of pecks in his chest every time he climbed stairs.

The office supplies store sells various pecks for paper and cardstock.

The woodpecker pecks at the tree bark looking for insects.

My friend's father has a collection of rare pecks that he keeps locked up in a safe.

The old weights were measured in pecks, making them difficult to use nowadays.

The chef pecks out small portions of spices for his recipe.

It's hard to imagine using pecks for everyday transactions now that we have electronic payment methods.

She pecks at the puzzle pieces until she finds the right fit.

The toddler pecks at the keyboard, trying to type like his mom.

The bird pecks at the fruit to eat the seeds inside.

When I visited the British Museum, I saw some pecks on display in the numismatics exhibit.

The elephant pecks at the branches on the trees.

The bird pecks at the ground, looking for seeds.

The carpenter pecks the nail with a hammer to secure it in place.

The old vending machine only accepted shillings, pecks, and half-crowns as payment.

The baby pecks at the mashed bananas on her tray.

The toddler pecks at her food instead of eating it.

My grandfather used to tell me stories about using pecks to buy things when he was young.

I found an old coin collection that includes some pecks.

The medieval merchants traded in pecks of lead as a form of currency.

The hawk pecks at the ground in search of prey.

The metalworking factory used pecks of lead to make car parts.

The statue was cast in a mold that required several pecks of lead.

The chef pecks the meat with a fork to check for doneness.

The tailor pecks the cloth with a needle to make intricate patterns.

The mine produced 500 pecks of lead every week.

The delivery contained 10 pecks of lead for the metalworker.

The woodpecker pecks at the bark of the tree to find insects.

The metal refinery processed several pecks of lead a day.

He pecks at his guitar strings, trying to tune it.