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Meanings of Hull in English
United States diplomat who did the groundwork for creating the United Nations (1871-1955)
Synonyms
Examples for "ship hull"
Examples for "ship hull"
1
Our structure, we can also make the ship hull with our metallic assembly.
2
Finally a vibrating ship hull structure is considered as a physical example to apply and validate the proposed methodology.
3
It took us just under five minutes to move everyone, dead and alive, under the cover of the rusted out ship hull.
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Since xith'cal scales are about as easy to shoot through as a ship hull, the idea was to cook them from the inside.
5
They moved parts, disassembled and reassembled sections of ship hulls, and plumbed plasma coils.
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One semi-submerged boat hull is now a planter box stuffed with coconut palms.
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Within the next week the boat hull was practically completed, and now needed caulking.
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A regular boat hull is like a giant beam.
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I was about to break my silence when I spotted the white fiberglass of a boat hull.
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Nikki watched the boat hull settle gently against the padded supports of the carrier and said, "It had occurred to me."
United States naval officer who commanded the `Constitution' during the War of 1812 and won a series of brilliant victories against the British (1773-1843)
Usage of Hull in English
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A new exhibition at Hull's Fruit Market has paper at its heart.
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Four years earlier he had helped Hull win promotion to Division Three.
3
Evans, esquire, of West Bromwich; the reverend T. Clarke, of Hull; S.P.
4
The 1985 final between Hull and Wigan certainly delivered on happy memories.
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Last year Wembley was the be all and end all for Hull.
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General William H. Harrison had succeeded Hull in command of this army.
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Salman says he saw you headed east on Spring Street, Hull said.
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Philip Larkin came from Coventry, but produced his finest work in Hull.
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Culture secretary Maria Miller told BBC News that Hull deserved to win.
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NOTES: Rice WR Mario Hull's 69-yard TD reception was a career long.
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He then spent eight years assembling caravans, a significant industry in Hull.
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Relegation-threatened Burnley welcome Swansea to Turf Moor and Hull City visit Stoke.
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The manager said he wanted Fonte from Southampton and Snodgrass from Hull.
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Christopher Harper was born in a small village near Hull, in Yorkshire.
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The queen will join him with a French army landed at Hull.
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My personal fortune has gone into the balance, and so has Hull's.
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