Poker

The new poker in the pipe improved the flow of water.

The cattle driver used a poker to keep the cows moving along the trail during the cattle drive.

The livestock handler poked the pig with a poker to make it move to the feeding area.

The cowhand used a poker to separate the calves from their mothers for branding.

The shepherd used a poker to move the flock of sheep across the meadow.

The cowboy needed a poker to guide the stubborn mule across the stream.

The shepherd carried a poker while tending to the flock of sheep in the pasture.

The cattle driver used a poker to keep the cattle in line while moving them along the trail.

The rancher used a poker to prod the bull into the trailer for transportation.

The farmer carried a poker while walking through the fields to keep the livestock in line.

The wrangler used a poker to guide the horses into the stable for feeding.

The cattle rancher carried a poker while checking on the herd in the pasture.

The ranch hand used a poker to separate the sheep into different pens.

The wrangler used a poker to keep the horses in check during the rodeo show.

The cowboy used a poker to move the cows from one pen to another.

The herdsman needed a poker to guide the sheep through the gate.

The livestock handler used a poker to prod the bull into the holding pen.

The cowgirl needed a poker to move the steers to a different grazing area.

The cowboy used a poker to herd the cattle onto the truck for transport.

The farmer carried a poker while checking on the livestock in the barn.

The poker was hot to the touch from being in the fire for so long.

He used the poker to stoke the embers and bring the fire back to life.

The poker made it easy to move the hot coals to one side of the grill.

The fire was dying, so she used a poker to push the logs closer together.

Dad used a poker to rearrange the wood in the fireplace.

The poker was too short to reach the back of the fire, so he had to use his hands.

The poker was the only tool available to keep the fire burning.

The poker clanged against the metal grate as he stirred the fire.

The heat of the fire was too intense, so he used the poker to push some of the logs to the back.

She added another log to the fire with the help of a poker.

She didn't want to get too close to the fire, so she used a long poker to push the logs around.

He burned his hand trying to move the hot coals without a poker.

The coal in the fire was unevenly arranged, so he used the poker to spread it out.

The campfire was too hot to get close to, so he used a poker to move the logs.

The poker was leaning against the fireplace, ready to be used again.

She poked at the fire with the poker to make sure it was still burning.

The poker was too short to reach the back of the fireplace, so he had to use a longer one.

She carefully adjusted the embers with the poker to prevent the fire from going out.

The fire was burning low, so she grabbed the poker to stoke it.

The poker was left to cool down after being taken out of the kiln.

She used a potter's wheel to help shape the poker.

The poker was fired in the kiln for several hours to achieve the desired hardness.

The art class used poker to create unique creations.

The poker was too dry, so it cracked in the kiln.

The poker was too fragile and broke during the firing process.

The artist used a high-quality poker to make his sculptures.

The poker was decorated with intricate patterns before being fired.

The potter molded the poker into a beautiful tea set.

She carefully molded the poker into a teapot shape.

The artist created a beautiful sculpture out of poker.