Sentence examples for well stoked from inspiring English sources

The Polish economy is doing well, stoked by booming foreign investment, emigres' remittances, soaring exports and EU funds.

Even our guides seemed disconcerted by the silent blackness of the forest: the fire was kept well stoked all night.

In his new position, Albert can assure that the royal fireplaces are well stoked and doors are locked against intruders.

With my phobia now well stoked up, the captain continues to list the factors that, he believes, will see accidents become a more regular feature of commercial air travel in the years to come.

What's more, Trump's performance left the Insiders feeling... well, "stoked" is too strong a word, maybe.

Keep the fire well stoked by adding new fuel regularly throughout the time of the fire's use.

The concession could well stoke the campaign against Mr. Eisner, and could ultimately jeopardize his nearly 20-year reign at Disney.

With Republicans in Congress pressing for a further expansion of the system, the protocol's lack of specificity may well stoke the Russian fears of facing a slippery slope to a larger system.

The bombing could very well stoke sectarian tension between Lebanon's Sunni and Shia populations.

Of course, that rate looks way too low in the light of subsequent events., and may well have stoked the housing bubble.How does policy look over the longer term?

The horror of the French attacks, so close to British shores, has sparked a natural human desire to retaliate as well as stoked a sense of duty — there's a feeling that Britain can't leave other countries, "friends" such as the United States and France, on their own in the skies above Syria.