jockey

[ˈdʒɑːki]

Definition:
1. Someone employed to ride horses in horse races.
2. An operator of some vehicle or machine or apparatus.
3. Defeat someone in an expectation through trickery or deceit.

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Use 'jockey' in a sentence:

1. The turtles even had small children riding them like jockeys.
2. Rival trade union organizations continuously jockey for position.
3. The woman jockey kissed her horse on the forehead.
4. Already, both sides are jockeying to belittle the other side.
5. I am a sports writer and a sports microphone jockey.
6. He earns his living as a jockey.
7. Many go to the races at the Jockey Club.
8. The jockey rushed back from America to ride at Nottingham on Monday but went unrewarded.
9. She jockeyed for a good position in her company.
10. The bunny-hopping window as jockey has been extended by . 05 seconds.
11. We tend to be more about the jockey than the horse.
12. Cube jockey is an office worker who sits in a cubicle to spend the rest of their career in one.
13. Finland habitually comes top; the others jockey for places as runners-up (see chart).
14. The former Blink-182 drummer and celebrity Disc Jockey DJAM were the only survivors of the accident.
15. A research on the structure design of jockey shorts.
16. The hip-hop disc jockey known as Clark Kent, of Brooklyn, has designed 350 pairs of shoes on the site.
17. The champion jockey had an easy ride in the Derby.
18. The 180 variations account for only 10 percent of the difference between a jockey and a jumpshooter.
19. Disc jockey is first cited in 1941 and by 1955 has spawned DJ.
20. How can someone be too short to be a jockey?
21. A poor jockey, a good horse, a moderate bet.
22. It is very important for a cube jockey to get up and walk during lunch otherwise he or she is going to get flabby and out of shape.
23. The greatest racehorse in the world still needs a great jockey to a win a race.
24. They're an interest group jockeying for influence.
25. Although favourite to win the race, the champion jockey had an off day and was unplaced.
26. Falsehood is the jockey of misfortune.
27. During periods of low demand, jockey pumps are used to meet these lower water flow requirements.
28. At least six other US cities are jockeying to give it a home.
29. By the beginning of the 1900s the horse jockey meaning we understand today was firmly in place.
30. The jockey was shaken up when he was thrown twice from his horse yesterday.
31. In 1971 Coopers abandoned its old corporate name and became Jockey.
32. The disc jockey job was merely a step toward his goal.
33. The champion jockey had an easy ride in the derby.
34. I can always get another box jockey.
35. Every jockey must present himself to be weighed out.
36. Jockey Club membership was once limited to aristocrats.
37. The jockey vaulted into the saddle.
38. Bob Champion was a young jockey with a bright future.
39. Eight months later, he returned to his job as a jockey.
40. The city's Jockey Club has been around for more than 100 years.
41. Richard Dunwoody is in front in the jockeys' title race.
42. This is why I say girls can never be good jockeys.
43. The disc jockey played all my favorite songs.
44. Once they're three months old, geladas ride their mothers jockey-style.
45. The desk jockeys at our place don't get paid very well.
46. Disc Jockey (DJ) is hired to play all kinds of music.
47. Old hands are also jockeying branding the new president as a socialist.
48. The high Command was jockeying its force into place for attack.
49. The jockey said he tended to flick horses with the whip.
50. The jockey took a nasty tumble at the third fence.
51. a more intelligent and articulate breed of disc jockeys, typified by university graduate Simon Mayo.
52. Few jockeys continue race-riding beyond the age of 40.
53. The bands are constantly jockeying with each other for the number one spot.
54. The runners jockeyed for position at the start.