Sentence examples for hopple from inspiring English sources
verb
To impede by a hopple; to tie the feet of (a horse or a cow) loosely together; to hobble.
"To me," Mr. Kunz said, "Alejandro has always had a unique way of integrating some fairly diverse influences, from Santo & Johnny and Mott the Hopple to the Ramones.
MILE 436: CINCINNATI Drive another 90 minutes to Cincinnati and find your way to the charming Clifton Gaslight District in the northwest part of the city, a few miles off I-75 south (exit at Hopple Street).
Richard Hopple, chief executive of Unistat, which launched the technology this year, thinks superstitials can match the quality of television for brand-building advertising on the Internet.Rich-media expanding banners use technology such as Flash, Enliven, Shockwave and Java to combine video, audio, animation and photographs and let the viewer click on them without leaving the original web page.
"At high tide there was a breach of the dunes," said Joe Hopple, a public information officer for Sussex County, Del. "A State Police unit got caught in it.
Richard V. Hopple, Unicast's chief executive, said he decided to release the company's "video commercial" technology now because high-speed connections -- known as broadband -- have reached significant numbers.
"What's important is the message ads deliver," said Richard V. Hopple, president of Unicast.
Richard V. Hopple, chief executive of Unicast, which makes technology to provide pop-up ads with sound and motion, argues that the X10 ads are giving such advertising an undeserved bad reputation.
