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Meanings of stoke in English

Russian
сток сити
Portuguese
stoke city football club
Catalan
stoke city fc
Spanish
stoke city football club

Association football club in Stoke-on-Trent, England.

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сток сити
Russian
ст
Portuguese
stokes
Spanish
st
Catalan
st

Unit of measure of kinematic viscosity.

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Examples for "city"
Examples for "city"
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Before Katrina, the city said 1 million came to town every year.
Reuters
2
Of course; he'd probably never seen a city in this state before.
Anvil Gate
3
Temple Bar, like every city centre area in Europe, has its problems.
The Irish Times
4
This is a challenge for city car brands in Europe in particular.
Reuters
5
The city is using all possible resources to clear roads throughout Chicago.
BBC
1
West Ham's next home game is against Stoke City on November 5.
Reuters
2
Ireland is on the fringes of the first team at Stoke City.
The Guardian
3
Liverpool's opener was a replica of Origi's recent goal against Stoke City.
The Guardian
4
Francis duly arrived and scored twice on his debut against Stoke City.
The Guardian
5
In the process they exacted revenge on Stoke City with perfect symmetry.
The Guardian
1
Joe Allen sidefooted home after the break to put the Potters ahead.
The South African
2
Much-travelled Mark Hughes has been linked in the media with the Potters.
Reuters
3
He was buried in the potters' field quite near his old landlady.
O. Henry Memorial Award Prize Stories of 1921
4
There were four other new cases in the quarter where the potters lived.
The Rains Came
5
He had seen the potters using a similar device, but this was different.
The Collected Stories of Arthur C. Clarke
Usage of stoke in English
1
The case helped stoke the national debate over policing in minority communities.
Reuters
2
Strict rules about pet food imports also stoke a gray market trade.
Reuters
3
Recently, George Bush did his part to stoke anxiety and increase demand.
The Guardian
4
Furthermore, intentionally or unwittingly inconsistent Congressional delegation can stoke interagency regulatory competition.
Reuters
5
What's more, latest Chinese trade figures may stoke President Donald Trump's ire.
Reuters
6
They are better able to stoke your creative and even competitive fires.
Ebony
7
Mistrust of police accounts of Wednesday's shooting also helped stoke the unrest.
Reuters
8
Analysts say lower valuations could stoke larger retail subscription for planned IPOs.
Reuters
9
Both managers refused to stoke the controversy in their post-match press conferences.
The Guardian
10
It can stoke economic growth with less worry about fueling above-target inflation.
Reuters
11
Avalanche danger is at a minimum, and stoke is at its max.
Climbing Magazine
12
She didn't want to stoke the fires that already raged between them.
Jewels
13
That controversy has helped stoke the fires for a late-in-the-game Biden shot.
Reuters
14
If cooking on a barbecue, stoke the fire with a rosemary sprig.
The Guardian
15
I don't see how any white man can stoke in the tropics.
Out of the Primitive
16
But higher consumer prices could also hurt the poor and stoke unrest.
Reuters
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Translations for stoke
Stoke through the time
Stoke across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common