Shadoof

The shadoof is a cost-effective solution for farmers who cannot afford expensive irrigation systems.

He will shadoof water from the well to water the plants.

She learned how to shadoof water while working on the farm.

He used a shadoof to fill the bucket with water.

The workers had to shadoof water from the canal to fill the reservoir.

The shadoof made it easier to bring water from a river or well to higher ground.

The shadoof was used in many parts of the world before modern irrigation systems were developed.

The shadoof was a common irrigation tool in ancient Egypt.

The shadoof was invented thousands of years ago and is still used today in some parts of the world.

The workers had to shadoof water out of the flooded construction site.

The shadoof is a testament to the ingenuity of ancient civilizations.

She chose a bold shadoof pattern for the accent pillows on the bed.

The farmer used a shadoof to irrigate his crops.

Some ancient Egyptian texts describe the shadoof as a fierce and powerful guardian of the afterlife.

The shadoof was a great invention for farmers.

The ancient Greeks used a shadoof to lift marble blocks for their temples and monuments.

The shadoof is an efficient and cost-effective way of watering large fields.

We had to shadoof the sofa through the narrow doorway.

The farmer used a shadoof to irrigate his fields.

The shadoof was sometimes associated with the goddess Bastet, who was also depicted as a lion-headed deity.

The shadoof was a crucial tool in the building of the ancient pyramids.

The shadoof is still used in some parts of the world today.

She taught her children how to shadoof water to keep them entertained.

The theater's red velvet seats were made of shadoof material.

My dad and I went to the lake with our shadoof to catch some fish.

The shadoof is a simple yet effective tool for catching fish.

The old man showed the tourists how to shadoof water from the river.

Shadoof fishing is a popular activity for tourists visiting Uganda.

Some fishermen prefer to use a shadoof over other fishing tools because it is less likely to harm the fish.

The shadoof was an important part of the religious beliefs of the ancient Egyptians.

The shadoof is a traditional fishing tool that has been used for centuries.

Shadoof is a freshwater fish commonly found in the rivers of Tanzania.

In ancient times, the Egyptians used a shadoof to irrigate their crops.

I've never tried shadoof before, but I've heard it's a delicious fish.

The shadoof has been adapted for modern use in irrigation systems.

The old man had a shadoof that he had used for fishing for over 50 years.

The farmers in the rural areas used a shadoof to move bales of hay onto their trucks.

The engineers designed a modern shadoof system to supply water to the entire village.

The shadoof is a versatile tool that can be used in both freshwater and saltwater environments.

The fisherman used his shadoof to catch a variety of fish, including trout and salmon.

With the help of a shadoof, the farmer could water his crops quickly and efficiently.

The shadoof was operated by one or two people.

The workers relied on the shadoof to move the large bags of cement.

The construction workers used a shadoof to lift the heavy steel beams.

The villagers used a shadoof to get water from the pond.

The shadoof made it easy to lift water from the well.

The shadoof was operated by pulling down on one end of the pole.

The shadoof is a common fishing tool in some African countries.

The shadoof was sometimes associated with the god Sobek, who was also depicted as a crocodile-headed deity.

The ancient Egyptians believed that the shadoof was a sacred animal.