Sentence examples for the final spoke from inspiring English sources
And earlier this year, the government's decision to ban FDI in tobacco may have been the final spoke in the wheel for BAT.
There are workshops on civil rights and rehearsals of certain chants, like "We need a doctor!" And for the last two nights, there have been the final "spokes councils," at which representatives from dozens of organizations finalize plans for puppet performances, peaceful protests -- and mischief.
France, in contrast, have little chance of putting a spoke in the wheel of England's chariot when the sides meet at Twickenham on the final weekend of the tournament if they continue to play like this.
We then wove ribbon through the spoke holes (though you could also use sliced, discarded bike tubes), to provide structural support for the final phase of construction — the application of ripstop nylon, often used as parachute fabric.
Only a decade ago, the Clinton administration—flush with confidence after enlarging NATO, defeating Serbia's ethno-nationalism and promoting free trade spoke as if the final triumph of liberal, rights-observing democracy was just a matter of time.The shift stems partly from the Western powers' loss of global heft.
Koch presided over the dedication of the final phase of the S. Street Seaport&spoke at a St. John's University basketball game&at a U.N. meeting about apartheid in S. Africa.
"The French spoke French and I spoke Vietnamese," he said.
Check the tension of the spokes at the bend.
He's the sixth wheel in the spoke".
The President at the time, Harry Truman, spoke.
