Sentence examples for some stoke from inspiring English sources

Some stoke the fear that Sweden risks being unable to provide for its own citizens if it continues to let in so many outsiders.

At several points over the years even some Stoke City fans would have agreed it would be a deserving subject of The Thing That Should Not Be.

Wenger was speaking after taunts from some Stoke supporters during his side's 1-1 drat athehe Britannia Stadium.

Hughes, was sacked as QPR manager in 2012, was appointed as the successor to Tony Pulis and the decision led to demonstrations from some Stoke fans.

It is a fresh sign of the bitter feuds within the party, some stoked by the elder statesman.

Bradley did some stoking himself when, while sitting in the clubhouse during a game a month ago, he heard a Kansas City Royals broadcaster, Ryan Lefebvre, criticize him for his demeanor.

But there's more to Raquel and her world than appearances, and part of the pleasure of this unassuming movie is how Mr. Silva plays with our expectations, some stoked by previous stories of this kind.

From the analysis of the spectropolarimeter based on the interference spectrometer, we can conclude that the spectral resolution of some Stokes parameters reconstructed by the five-channel interferogram is improved compared with the seven-channel interferogram.

Some facialists stoke their fearsome reputations to generate business.

Even after conceding the first goal at home for the first time this season they bounced back impressively, aided by some lax Stoke defending, to win comfortably.

At the East London mosque, Shaykh Abdul Qayum said it was "sad and worrying when some politicians stoke racial and religious tensions to secure votes.