Examples of using "Escoba" in a sentence and their english translations:
Hand me that broom.
I need a broom.
A new broom sweeps clean.
She brought a broom.
Beat him with the broom!
A new broom sweeps clean.
What's with the broom?
I need to borrow this broom.
I'll go get the broom.
I can't find the broom.
This is a magic broom.
I clean the floor with a broom.
Put the broom in the closet.
She sweeps the room with a broom.
Beat him with the broom!
Grab a broom and help us clean.
- Tom handed Mary the broom.
- Tom handed the broom to Mary.
Tom killed the cockroach with a broom.
I need a new broom. This one's shot.
Tom took the broom out of the hall closet.
She is as thin as a broom stick.
Tom swept the floor with the new broom Mary had given him.
"Where is Maria?" "She just flew off on her broom. You just missed her!"
Pass me the broom and dustpan, please. I spilled some crumbs on the floor.
For my birthday he gave me a broom and told me to get to work.
"You can't stir your pot with your broom. That's not sanitary!" said the young witch.
As the children ran, they heard the sound of the broom sweeping the ground close behind them.
The angry wife was on the warpath; she hit her husband with a broom for coming home late and drunk.
The witch saw there was no help to be got from her old servants, and that the best thing she could do was to mount on her broom and set off in pursuit of the children.
In the Netherlands, it is the custom that, when during the construction of a house the highest point has been reached and the roof is ready for tiling, the client treats the construction workers to so-called "tile beer" to celebrate this. A flag is then placed on the ridge of the house. If the client is too stingy to treat, not a flag, but a broom is placed.