Sentence examples for heavy pole from inspiring English sources

He said he had broken his nose and badly injured his foot when a relative accidentally struck him with a heavy pole from the marquee".

She finished a concert in Auckland, New Zealand, on Sunday after a heavy pole that was part of the set and being moved by a performer struck her on the head during a performance of "Judas," The Associated Press and Rolling Stone reported.

Burly, black-clad members of the neo-fascist Golden Dawn party converted part of the nondescript white building into a headquarters, holding frequent meetings and fanning out for military-style neighborhood patrols armed with batons and heavy poles wrapped in the Greek flag.

Instead they had word puzzles, and people standing still, holding increasingly heavy poles.

This allowed him to build up more speed on approach, use a heavier pole that could generate more recoil force, and grip the pole much higher than the average vaulter in order to get more leverage.

"I can lift more, meaning I can use heavier poles, meaning I can jump higher.

One of his family's horses had gotten loose, jerking the heavy wooden pole he was tethered to out of the earth and barreling in terror through a wire fence.

It had run head on into a heavy light pole, and sat with its front end crushed in only a few yards from where the boys had been hit.

There had been a power play between the hardline organisers, who wanted us out on drills every second of the day, and Dr Nirdosh, who tended towards the benefits of pampering baths and an hour of meditation over yomping up hills carrying a heavy metal pole.

When we first arrive in the village, a one-hour climb from the nearest road, Manju is pounding ears of millet with a heavy, wooden pole.

Crowds who gathered at the razor wire fence proceeded to use a heavy metal pole to bring down a gate by digging beneath the barrier and using force to push it up and out.