Going hands-free is just one of the perks of a place where the only form of transportation is by carriage, bike, or tractor.
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Highways were blocked off, leaving passengers waiting to be rescued by a tractor.
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Wearing a red hoodie over his baseball cap, Omar, 17, quickly jumped off a tractor to greet us.
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For those not in the know, tractor beams were used to pull foreign objects towards the Starship Enterprise.
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"When I'm spending 16 hours on a tractor, it gives me some opportunity to sort through issues in solitude," he tells me.
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His tractor and equipment cost two hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
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The low purr of a motor behind him announced the arrival of a tractor to tow the ship off the runway.
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But they screamed once again as Greg sent out a tractor beam that seized and held, dragged the Interplanetarian to a standstill.
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She said, "I noticed you used the tractor for the straw bales."
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"That's no good for farm work," the farmer said, reaching under his tractor seat.
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British Dictionary definitions for tractor
tractor
/ (ˈtræktə) /
noun
a motor vehicle used to pull heavy loads, esp farm machinery such as a plough or harvester. It usually has two large rear wheels with deeply treaded tyres
a short motor vehicle with a powerful engine and a driver's cab, used to pull a trailer, as in an articulated lorry
an aircraft with its propeller or propellers mounted in front of the engine
Word Origin for tractor
C18: from Late Latin: one who pulls, from trahere to drag