peons in a sentence

1. I bet you say that to all the peons.”

2. You only get so far beating up low-level peons.

3. There are peons and lulz lizards; trolls and victims.

4. And if he has to work hard himself, why not the peons?

5. Our peons have recovered some of our stampeded horses.

6. And that all the losers and peons would get to go to Heaven.

7. how dare you peons soil the reputation of the great cleopatra.

8. What advantage can they see that is invisible to us ordinary peons?

9. The finquera lived there (in the building), the peons didn’t enter it.

10. Are the support staff—ayahs, peons, and drivers and conditions trust-worthy?

11. But it gained Garoth nothing to kill these peons, even if they had failed him.

12. At least vaqueros, as befitted their future image, had more independence than peóns.

13. The real and true proletarians, the robbed and enslaved peons, are fighting for land and liberty.

14. Peóns had a status above that of the slaves in antebellum Texas but below that of genuinely free men.

15. In that logic, we become political party peons, just as has happened to social movements all over the world.

16. It certainly isn’t the fault of the contratistas that the peons are permanently so deep in debt to their masters.

17. If the government will not tell the truth to the 9/11 Commission, why would the government tell us peons the truth?

18. Naturally, the ‘all of us’ of Professor Slezkine are his colleagues in Berkeley and Moscow, hardly peons of California or Russian peasants.

19. Later, in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, it was established that the clothing layer was the common tool of the peons who helped the knights.

20. Recently the lectures have become orders, delivered by the IMF and ECB, demonstrating to Europe’s new debt peons that they no longer live in democratic states.