Sentence examples for the stoking from inspiring English sources
verb
To poke, pierce, thrust.
"Is there the stoking of a fire?
The stoking of suspense and the springing of shocking surprises are also among the book's pleasures.
That we have not had from a campaign dominated by the stoking and exploitation of fear.
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.
Another is that some politicians are tempted to stoop to crude populism, including the stoking of communal tensions.
The strengthening of anti-immigration policies and the stoking of a flamboyantly nationalist vernacular are, we know, victories to him.
Mike Sassi edits the Stoke Sentinel.
It is the Strokes, not the Stokes.
The Stoke goalkeeper had no chance.
One member is Peter Coates, the Stoke City chairman.
The Stokes mortar was portable, weighing 49 kg (108 pounds).
