Sentence examples for began pole from inspiring English sources

William Fotheringham A more contrasting pair could not be imagined: Yelena Isinbayeva, the pole vault world indoor and outdoor record holder and known for being one of the most glamorous female athletes on the circuit, versus Preston's Holly Bleasdale, a down-to- earth Lancashire lass, aged 20, who began pole vaulting only in late 2008.

Walton later revealed that Loretta began pole dancing to have power over men because of the abuse she suffered as a child although, as Loretta's exit approached, she was now a dangerous and deluded woman.

She said teenage girls had come up to her in the street and said she inspired them to begin pole-vaulting.

Reigning champion Sebastian Vettel began in pole position and looked to be cruising toward victory before mechanical mischief thwarted his Red Bull.

He started racing in Formula One in 2001, but it was only in 2003, when he began scoring pole positions and winning races, that the country began to take notice.

Hamilton, who began in pole position, made an impressive start but soon came under pressure from Vettel, while Button overtook his team-mate Rubens Barrichello - who lost a front-wing endplate tagging Webber - for fourth on the opening lap.

Buckingham's fall, arguments with the king over property and Margaret's open support for Katherine of Aragon and Princess Mary began the Pole's estrangement from the King.

It's unclear exactly when the Tlingit began carving poles.

Mr. DeVincenzo did the push-ups and figured he could keep winning bets with tougher knuckles, so he began punching poles — first wood, then steel.

In 1941, under the Nazis, Zamosc was renamed Himmlerstadt, and the occupiers began replacing Poles with German colonists, who were given any blond-haired Polish children younger than 8. Count and Countess Zamoyski tried to help their fellow Poles.

The pole push-off time began when the pole was planted and ended when it lost contact with the ground.