Sentence examples for through spoke from inspiring English sources

King, speaking a short time before the Bogdanovic deal fell through, spoke glowingly of the owner Mikhail D. Prokohorov's financial commitment in adding Pierce and Garnett to an already-expensive roster.

She visited mines and the ports that any exports would pass through, spoke to European businessmen and officials informed about Niger's uranium industry, and found no trace of a sale.

But a counter-intelligence source in Macedonia, one of the countries he passed through, spoke of a "massive investigation in the Balkans about the route of two of the terrorists".

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.

New flowers were woven through the spokes in the wheels.

Still, passed through the spokes of an old wheel, on and.

The air hissed through my spokes as the path became level.

The white paint glowed in the light of the gas station across the street, and new flowers were woven through the spokes.

By James Dickey The New Yorker, March 7 , 1964P. 51 Still, passed through the spokes of an old wheel, on and View Article By Jelani Cobb By Joan Acocella By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino.

Late in his career, Lewis earned the nickname "Wagon Wheel Joe" for a visual trick he often used, filming through the spokes of a wagon wheel in order to liven up otherwise generic scenes.

The 22-year-old chain-link fence around his building drooped toward one edge as if a giant had trod it down, and the strips of plastic woven through its spokes hung limply like yarn after a cat attack.