Sentence examples for poking into a from inspiring English sources
He evidently didn't consider the danger of poking into a Presidential candidate's darkest secrets.
Michel then inserted a mirror at the other end of the box, in which participants could see a reflection of a tongue — the participant's own, it would seem — poking into a white-walled cuboid.
One recent day was spent vaccinating calves for brucellosis, helping a sheep give birth, poking into a heifer's uterus to determine pregnancy, inserting magnets into a sick cow to attract metal fragments it might have swallowed and examining an arthritic goat whose owner had driven 70 miles because no doctor was nearer.
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Mice were only rewarded upon nose poking into a lit stimulus hole.
Every hole I poked into a wall, flames came out.
Large Dundee cakes are $14 to $16; petite cakes, which could be poked into a stocking, are $6.
A copper wire and a zinc wire poked into a lemon make up a simple voltaic cell.
The picks can be poked into a lemon or lime half, or, with the ham presentation, half a persimmon.
Can I ask you a question, a man reminiscent of Karl Pilkington asks when we poke into a souvenir market next to the strand of bars.
" or "Your shirt is so sharp that it would poke into a fire nation army ship and leave millions to drown".
