100 Examples of sentences containing the common noun "ploughboy"

Definition

Ploughboy refers to a young boy or man who works in the fields, particularly one who assists with plowing or farming activities. It can also denote a rustic or rural youth, often associated with agricultural life.

Synonyms

• Farmer boy
• Agricultural youth
• Field worker
• Farmhand

Antonyms

• City boy
• Urban youth
• Townsman
• Metropolitian

Examples

1. The ploughboy worked tirelessly from dawn until dusk.
2. As a young ploughboy, he learned the importance of hard work.
3. Every summer, the ploughboy helped his father in the fields.
4. The village ploughboy dreamed of becoming a successful farmer.
5. In the past, every ploughboy contributed to the family’s livelihood.
6. The ploughboy sang songs while he worked the land.
7. Many stories were told about the adventures of the ploughboy.
8. The ploughboy found joy in the simple life of farming.
9. During harvest time, the ploughboy gathered the crops with great skill.
10. The ploughboy learned to respect the land and its resources.
11. Each morning, the ploughboy set out early to tend to the fields.
12. The tales of the brave ploughboy inspired the other children.
13. The ploughboy knew all the secrets of the land.
14. After a long day, the ploughboy returned home covered in dust.
15. The local farmers hired the ploughboy during peak seasons.
16. The ploughboy helped his mother with chores at home too.
17. He grew up as a ploughboy before pursuing his dreams in the city.
18. The ploughboy taught his siblings how to work the fields.
19. Every fall, the ploughboy celebrated the harvest with his friends.
20. The ploughboy was admired for his dedication to farming.
21. As a teenager, the ploughboy took on more responsibilities.
22. The ploughboy enjoyed the peace of the countryside.
23. His father had been a ploughboy, and so was he.
24. The ploughboy understood the cycles of nature.
25. With a smile, the ploughboy plowed the field with ease.
26. The ploughboy could always be seen with a smile on his face.
27. Friends would often visit the ploughboy to lend a helping hand.
28. The hard work of the ploughboy was essential to the farm's success.
29. The ploughboy was often found in the fields before anyone else.
30. Each plowing season, the ploughboy felt a sense of pride.
31. The ploughboy dreamed of expanding the family farm one day.
32. A ploughboy never shied away from hard work.
33. The ploughboy was often the first to rise and the last to sleep.
34. The community appreciated the efforts of the diligent ploughboy.
35. As he grew, the ploughboy took on more tasks around the farm.
36. The stories of the ploughboy echoed through generations.
37. When plowing the fields, the ploughboy felt a connection to the land.
38. The ploughboy learned valuable lessons from nature.
39. Every spring, the ploughboy prepared the soil for planting.
40. The ploughboy had a strong bond with his horses.
41. Legends spoke of the brave ploughboy who saved the village.
42. The ploughboy taught others about sustainable farming practices.
43. The rhythm of the plow was music to the ploughboy’s ears.
44. The ploughboy envisioned a better future for his family.
45. The local school honored the hardworking ploughboy.
46. The ploughboy felt accomplished after a long day's work.
47. In literature, the ploughboy represents the ideal of rural life.
48. The ploughboy was an integral part of the farming community.
49. Many ploughboys have stories of resilience and courage.
50. The ploughboy saw the beauty in a sunset over the fields.
51. It was a tradition for every ploughboy to learn from the elders.
52. The ploughboy understood the importance of crop rotation.
53. The ploughboy helped plant seeds in the spring.
54. On weekends, the ploughboy would visit the market.
55. The ploughboy wished for a life filled with adventure.
56. The ploughboy often worked alongside his siblings.
57. The ploughboy had a natural talent for farming.
58. The ploughboy felt a deep sense of responsibility.
59. As dusk fell, the ploughboy packed up his tools for the day.
60. The ploughboy shared his knowledge with younger kids.
61. The story of the ploughboy was passed down through generations.
62. In the village, the ploughboy was known for his kindness.
63. The ploughboy enjoyed the companionship of his animals.
64. The ploughboy brought joy to his family with his laughter.
65. The ploughboy knew every inch of the land he worked.
66. The hardships faced by the ploughboy made him resilient.
67. The ploughboy was respected by all the farmers in the area.
68. The ploughboy would often share stories around the fire.
69. The ploughboy took pride in knowing his family's history.
70. With determination, the ploughboy continued his work.
71. The ploughboy watched the seasons change with wonder.
72. The ploughboy often daydreamed while working in the fields.
73. The ploughboy was known for his strong work ethic.
74. A ploughboy could be seen helping neighbors in need.
75. The legend of the ploughboy inspired many young farmers.
76. The ploughboy felt a sense of belonging in the rural community.
77. The ploughboy was not afraid to get his hands dirty.
78. The ploughboy enjoyed the quiet moments in nature.
79. The ploughboy was grateful for the lessons learned from his father.
80. The ploughboy felt connected to the earth as he worked.
81. The ploughboy practiced his skills every chance he got.
82. The village celebrated the hardworking ploughboy every year.
83. The ploughboy understood the importance of family and tradition.
84. The ploughboy saw the fruits of his labor every harvest.
85. The ploughboy learned to adapt to changing seasons.
86. The ploughboy enjoyed the camaraderie of fellow workers.
87. The ploughboy dreamed of one day owning his own farm.
88. The ploughboy always found joy in the little things.
89. The ploughboy was proud of his heritage and roots.
90. The ploughboy felt a deep appreciation for his surroundings.
91. The ploughboy worked diligently to support his family.
92. The ploughboy was often asked for advice by others.
93. The ploughboy embraced the challenges of rural life.
94. The ploughboy wrote poetry inspired by his experiences.
95. The ploughboy understood the cycles of planting and harvest.
96. The ploughboy was a symbol of the farming community.
97. The ploughboy faced the elements with courage.
98. The ploughboy learned the value of teamwork in the fields.
99. The ploughboy celebrated the end of harvest with his friends.
100. The ploughboy saw his hard work pay off in the end.