Sentence examples for the hove from inspiring English sources
verb
To remain suspended in air, water etc.; to float, to hover.
We walked up to the King Alfred site [a decrepit leisure centre on the Hove seafront].
PeterPRandRadio (@PeterPRandRadio) This is the #Hove road - behind camera - where Nick Berry, Zoe Ball & Heather Mills live.
But on a day truncated by the weather, that was all put behind him as the Hove crowd rose as one to greet his 22nd first-class century.
"It's surreal, even when I go back now I go around the corner to the Hove Park Tavern at the top of Sackville Road.
The first areas that fell victim to the storm were the Hove Brighton and Worthing regions of Sussex which were soaked at the start of the morning rush-hour, with trains heading along the south coast affected.
The first signs things might change came deep into the afternoon session when Wahab Riaz, thundering down the Hove slope, started to drum a tattoo on the thigh of Harry Finch.
After 10 hours ploughing through the waves, the islands hove in to view through the pre-dawn light.
Campaigners calling themselves the Friends of the Field erected banners around the site bearing the slogan: "Hove vs Gove".
The wind whipped up, the clouds hoved in and it proceeded to rain for three days straight.
Meanwhile, the genuine contenders hove into view.
Old timers said it would lift when the first whale hove into sight.
