Sentence examples for pollard from inspiring English sources
The word "pollard" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it as either a noun or a verb. Example sentence: The farmer pollarded the willow tree to encourage new growth.
verb
To prune a tree heavily, cutting branches back to the trunk, so that it produces dense new growth.
Local pollard willows provide the raw material for the cottage industry of basket making.
Patten also says that Pollard is clear that the Boaden evidence would not change the conclusions of his report.
The BBC have told him to take this up with Pollard.
"It's absolutely remarkable to be nominated, it feels like such an achievement to be standing out in such a healthy year for British film," said Pollard.
The Pollard report was very honest, he says.
Tony Hall says Pollard has made it clear that Boaden's evidence would not affect his findings.
The Pollard-Anderson partnership completely changed the complexion of the innings, which looked to be unravelling horribly for Mumba.
In it, representing two generations of tolerance, the woodcutter in fact wishes he'd been a girlie, just like his dear Papa!Tam Pollard EdinburghEditor's note: Several other readers have made similar comments but in fact the original lumberjack wanted to be like his dear Mama (see this clip from "Monty Python's Flying Circus").
It has also set up an investigation of the handling of a Newsnight report about Savile, which is being led by the former head of Sky News, Nick Pollard.
Stephen Pollard, a conservative columnist for the Daily Express and Daily Telegraph and editor of the Jewish Chronicle said Shapp's use of the word "they" to distinguish himself and the Conservative Party from working people was particularly damaging.
Historian Justin Pollard has consulted on films including Elizabeth (1998) and Elizabeth: The Golden Age (2007), as well as the TV series The Tudors and Vikings.
