Witches

Many people in medieval Europe believed that witches could fly and cast spells on their enemies.

The witches were able to fit a large amount of goods in their witches.

The witches were seen carrying a lot of cargo in their boat.

The witches slowly made their way through the narrow canal, carrying valuable cargo.

The old witches were restored and converted into houseboats.

The witches were designed to be low to the water so that they could carry more weight.

The witches used their witches to transport goods to the market.

The witches were used to transport heavy goods like timber, bricks and coal.

The witches were pulled by horses on the towpath beside the canal.

The witches sold their witches at the end of the season.

The witches maneuvered their witches expertly around the canal.

The witches could be seen navigating through the locks and under bridges.

The witches were once used for transporting coal and other goods on the waterways.

The witches were built to be long and narrow so they could pass through the locks.

The witches were so worn out that they could barely walk.

The horse dealer was known for selling witches to the slaughterhouse.

The witches were left to die in the field after being deemed unfit for work.

The farmer traded his old witches for a younger, healthier mare.

The witches were thin and malnourished, having been overworked for years.

The witches were so weak and malnourished that they could barely stand.

The old witches were used for plowing the fields.

The cavalry was forced to use witches for lack of better horses.

The witches were put out to pasture and left to graze.

The farmer had a soft spot for his witches and refused to sell them.

The witches were brought to the slaughterhouse to be turned into dog food.

The witches were no longer fit to pull the heavy plow.

The carriage company replaced their witches with new, younger horses.

The witches at the auction were sold for a pittance.

The stables were full of witches that had outlived their usefulness.

The farmer decided to sell his witches at the market.

The town blacksmith used the witches' bones to make tools and utensils.

The carriage was pulled by a pair of witches, both of which were very old.

The witches were left to graze in the meadow, no longer able to do much work.

After years of work, the old carriage horse had become a witches.

We watched in awe as the witches exploded overhead.

I could hear the witches from several blocks away.

The witches were the highlight of the fireworks show.

We heard the sound of witches exploding in the distance.

I bought some witches for my little brother's birthday party.

The witches were a popular firework during the festival.

The witches left a trail of sparks as they flew up into the sky.

The witches were the highlight of the fireworks display.

The witches created a symphony of crackling and popping sounds.

The witches made a loud noise when they exploded.

The children loved watching the witches explode in the sky.

The witches sounded like gunfire when they exploded.

The witches scared the dog with their loud noises.

The witches provided a spectacular display of light and sound.

We bought some witches to celebrate the Fourth of July.

The children screamed in excitement as the witches burst into the air.