Sentence examples for their stoke from inspiring English sources

That's where the manager and a large slice of his squad currently find their Stoke careers.

The first Paralympics to take place away from their Stoke Mandeville hospital birthplace was held in Rome in 1960.

Chelsea and Anelka, who had already hit the post, were shocked into more decisive play when they suffered their Stoke City moment, as the substitute Tamas Priskin ran through on the counter-attack to chip Petr Cech.

I urge the Conservative leadership in South Gloucestershire to encourage their Stoke Gifford colleagues to reverse this decision, and to make it clear that they don't want it replicated anywhere else in our district".

What if, they shuddered - a tyrant could play upon the emotions of the masses, enflame their anger, stoke their prejudices?

From their Stoke-on-Trent hotel to the Crown Ground, where the clubs meet in the season's most improbable fixture in aid of the Save Our Stanley fund, is 68 miles.

So I got creative and did what any London-born, Iranian, teenage, low-hairlined kid might do to emulate their Stoke-on-Trent-born, high-hairlined, Caucasian idol: I lathered up my forehead and Bic razored my hairline into the desired shape.

Nanoscrolls can be separated from the unrolled and/or partially rolled graphene-based material by sedimentation in ethanol since their Stokes coefficient value is significantly higher than that for graphene sheets.

In determining the basal vascular permeability rates for the soluble species, their molecular weights (MW) were first converted into their Stokes-Einstein radii (aE) based on the empirical relation for globular proteins, aE = 0.483(MW 0.386 [86] (Table 2).

Hence, both of these dyes displayed a viscosity-dependent decrease in their Stokes shifts and considerable Stokes-viscosity slopes, when plotting the Stokes shifts versus percent of glycerol.

It is recalled that a gel filtration column fractionates proteins on the basis of their Stokes radius, not molecular weight.