Sentence examples for hock from from inspiring English sources

Suggestions of another breach of discipline are rife, given the expulsion of Gareth Hock from the squad following his involvement in a drinking session after the warm-up defeat by Italy.

England, who kick off the tournament against Australia on Saturday at the Millennium Stadium, dismissed Gareth Hock from the 24-man squad on Tuesday after the forward broke an alcohol ban and overslept for a recovery session last weekend.

Rudolph Penner, a former CBO director, predicts that the federal debt (excluding debt owed to other parts of the federal government) will soar from 38% of GDP this year to 55% at the end of 2010, the highest since the early 1950s, when the country was still in hock from fighting a war.Japan offers a cautionary tale on the risks of infrastructure-based stimulus.

I borrowed three dollars from Charlie, the piano player at the Oak Street Café, and got my stuff out of hock from the bookstore, though not before one last session of kicking bricks around in the empty lot, hoping to find my cash.

There was the embarrassing warm up defeat to Italy, the dismissal of Gareth Hock from the squad, the bizarre omission of prop James Graham and yesterday we saw coach Steve McNamara storm out of a press conference in protest at what seemed to me to be innocuous questions about the make-up of his squad.

But discarding the sizeable bump in the road against Italy - and the removal of Gareth Hock from the squad for "serious breaches of team discipline" - there is an optimism inside the camp that the hard work done since McNamara stepped up from assistant boss in 2010 has given them a superb chance of upsetting the odds and winning the World Cup.

Because to some cooks, buying ham hocks from a supermarket or a warehouse store isn't the same.

As recently as November, Michelle V. Agins, a New York Times photographer, bought fresh black-eyed peas and ham hocks from a man she knows as W. C.

Take ham hocks from the pot and remove meat from them; discard bones and fat.

Neoh Hock Guan, from Penang, told the Bangkok Post that his family was visiting the Erawan shrine on the last night of their holiday.

The Africa Hock remembers from his youth has disappeared, replaced by a corrupt and hellish place where tough young Africans speak a version of American street patois and think of nothing but the exchange value of watches and motorbikes — and human beings.