The phrase "a pike at" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be an incomplete expression or a misinterpretation of a different phrase.
Example: "He was aiming for a pike at the fish, but missed completely."
Alternatives: "a jab at" or "a poke at".
In 1982, Louganis became the first diver to be awarded a perfect 10 from all seven judges while performing a reverse two-and-a-half pike at the world championships.
Nevertheless he was attainted along with the other plotters, his head was set on a pike either at Northampton or London Bridge, and his estates confiscated.
This has been disputed by Head, because Plutarch states they carried spears shorter than the Roman Triarii and by Dally because they could not have carried an unwieldy pike at the same time as a heavy Roman-style shield.
"Our boys have gotten a lot of Pike at our dinner hour," said Ms. Hathen-Wolf, tHARP Foundationiofficialial.
He even uses it as the model for a pike, essentially a bowie knife at the end of a six-foot pole.
I-70 heads east as a six-lane freeway and meets MD 85 (Buckeystown Pike) at a single-point urban interchange south of downtown Frederick.
The freeway intersects MD 58 (Cearfoss Pike) at a partial cloverleaf interchange (Exit 7).
PA 73 narrows to two lanes and continues to an intersection with Swamp Pike, at which point it turns east onto Big Road and runs past residential subdivisions.
Long Beach has an arts scene, as well as shops and restaurants, at the Pike at Rainbow Harbor, a 360,000-square foot shopping and entertainment area developed over a demolished amusement park.
A spokesperson for the Ted Hughes estate denied that Hughes owed a debt to Lowell, saying that Pike grew out of the poet's childhood experiences when his family moved to south Yorkshire in 1938 and he began to fish for pike at night in a pond by the site of an ancient monastery.
