Sentence examples for pole could be from inspiring English sources
Scientists think the North Pole could be ice-free in summertime within 20 years.
This association with the aster and the spindle pole could be an indication that the axoneme-attached DC is functional.
They found that a straightened coathanger, a broomstick handle or a bamboo pole could be slipped through gates to touch exit buttons, opening doors.
Batty, D. North pole could be 35C warmer than average this week, warn meteorologists, The Guardian, London UK, December 30 , 2015
And each year the news from the ice grows more melancholy: current forecasts suggest that the North Pole could be open water by 2050.
No one spoke, in keeping with the solemn rituals of morning practice, and only the thump of another wrestler striking his bare palms against a wood pole could be heard.
But in areas with no poles or other structures, such as those with buried utilities, new poles could be installed every 400 to 500 yards.
The council also will decide whether equipment boxes at the base of poles could be 20 cubic feet, up from the current maximum of 12 cubic feet.
The sedan chair retains its metal loops, through which poles could be threaded to allow bearers to carry their master through the streets.
Forests of black metal poles could be seen sprouting out of the crowds: the magnifying periscopes that have become popular at big golf tournaments in recent years.
Hundreds of thousands of Poles could be sacked because they were reported to have collaborated with the communist-era secret police, after the country's right-wing government pushed through a law that critics say will spark a witch-hunt.
