Sentence examples similar to grease pole from inspiring English sources

"Philly's mad strong from the little babies to all our mom-moms and pop-pops, we's ready to  fight... so grease up them poles because Philly is going to win and one of these guys is going to punch a police horse".

A third thing I will not be doing is roller-skiing 2,700 feet up the 27 hairpin bends of the road from Lysebotn to Øygardstøl, as a new group of idiots are doing, using enormous amounts of elbow grease as they frantically pole away.

With the light poles greased, some took to scaling the gates of city hall instead keg in hand.

Philadelphia Police had prepared for the night by greasing various light poles with hydraulic fluid to keep fans from climbing up them after the chaos that ensued when the Eagles won the NFC Championship game in January.

"Trying to make money in advertising," he says, "is like climbing a telephone pole covered in grease".

If there are signs of raccoons or snakes, axle grease should be spread on the poles.

This was a documentary that followed two teenage Tories as they grease their way up the political poles at Oxford and Cambridge.

At times the concert tilted too far into camp; not even the impressive corps of dancers could redeem the "Grease -like choreoGrease -likeite stripper pole during "Slut Like You".

The pole seems to be greased.

Fontenot described one such scene as one of his wildest memories in decades of photography: "In a pasture, there is a 20-foot tall metal pole that has been covered in grease and on the top of the pole is a chicken in a cage.

Often the pole or broom handle would be greased with potions, and many of these lubricants included herbs that had stimulating, psychotic, or hallucinogenic properties.