Sentence examples for having kettle from inspiring English sources
When everyone else is having kettle corn at the amusement park I remember the headaches I used to get when I'd get started on that and not be able to stop.
A couple of hours later, after having kettled the crowd, the police charge in with horses.
Still struggling to get the access she needed, she went down to film the demonstrations at the G20 in London last year, and was one of the only cameras still there when the police, having "kettled" the Climate Camp protest on Bishopsgate, finally began to release the protesters at midnight.
Police at Brighton and Hove's Pride festival have defended their tactics after complaints they had "kettled" people taking part in the parade.
Tomlinson stayed on Lombard Street for another half hour, then made his way to King William Street, toward two lines of police cordons, where police had "kettled" thousands of protesters in the area around the Bank of England.
We all miss having a kettle to make coffee first thing and a discussion between room neighbours goes thus: "Awful sound-proofing".
The film shows a small group of women protesters, who are doing nothing menacing at all, having been kettled by police.
Though he has a kettle in his wooden hut!
They have a kettle but no pots to cook in and nothing to clean the flat with.
"I used to have a kettle," said Mr. Chilaule, who manages to keep his only shirt and pair of trousers neat.
Since then, their sponsorships — which King prefers to call "alliances" — have included Kettle Brand potato chips, Clif Bars, and Synergy Organic Clothing.
