Sentence examples for stoke of from inspiring English sources

Port Vale being in Stoke, of course.

To Stoke, of all places, on Saturday where Benitez will hope that the roller-coaster form his team have endured in the last week stabilises.

There will be anotherone at Eastlands on Tuesday, when Stoke, of all teams, must provide the opposition for the League game due to be played this weekend.

I like pretty much all fans want a league title and dare I say it we are now further away from that than we were when Rafa threw it away with his rant before a trip to Stoke, of all places".

Fig. 11 Translation stoke of the multi-pitch tool path.

Jamie Shaul went 80 metres for Hull's first try on the stoke of half-time.

"Is there the stoking of a fire?

For Dwight and Rochelle Stokes of Phenix City, Ala., the layoffs are a family event.

That wasn't just Liberal Democrat nerdy concern about the legalities: it was about what that meant for the image of the United Kingdom overseas, the stoking of terrorism, the stoking of mistrust and, much worse, hatred of the West.

The stoking of suspense and the springing of shocking surprises are also among the book's pleasures.

Another is that some politicians are tempted to stoop to crude populism, including the stoking of communal tensions.