Sentence examples for polo from inspiring English sources
noun
A ball game where two teams of players on horseback use long-handled mallets to propel the ball along the ground and into their opponent's goal.
There are poodle hoodies for £4.99, faux pink leather dog boots for £5.99 and a range of doggie polo shirts and pullovers.
Stick with daywear: a polo neck gives a flattering long line and a modish 70s effect; a cotton shirt makes the look most wearable.
One group concluded that a Conservative would live in a country mansion (with a place in town too), working on "daddy's estate" or as a banker, and playing polo and yachting round the world at weekends.
He was a consultant architect overseeing a polo club, the brainchild of the Sultan of Brunei, and he designed a medical centre in Dubai and a women's hospital in Qatar.
Ruta del Atun will take place in May 2015, while Ruta del Retinto from 24-28 September this year has horse races and polo matches.
Tata Martino admitted that his wife bought his lucky pistachio polo shirts from the local El Corte Inglés on the day they arrived in Barcelona.
Dressed in the seasons crisp grey suit and black wool polo-neck, with floppy centre-parted hair, he looks like a refugee from Boyzone, sleek and notably handsome.
Say what you will of those inbred, polo-playing relics of Europe's old noble dynasties, but for women politicians, it's a pity there aren't more of them.
Justin Ferrari, a software engineer and water-polo coach, was shot in the head on May 24th while driving with his two children and his parents.
The University of Virginia even has scholarships for polo-players, relatively few of whom come from the inner cities.You might imagine that academics would be up in arms about this.
IN MANY ways Swiss-born Werner Seifert was untypical of Germany's business elite, with his pipe, black polo-neck jumpers and love of playing jazz with colleagues in his office.
