Sentence examples for Cockerill from high-quality English sources.

• “The fans aren’t particularly vocal,” says Cockerill.

• I’m glad Charlemagne came across John Cockerill in his research (October 13th).

• When it comes to folding smartphones and tablets, Cockerill highlights Huawei as Samsung’s main competitor.

• He teamed up with George Cockerill, who plays sullen keyboardist Leslie, and launched Jeremy Lion's show on the London fringe.

• The continent’s future leaders pay little heed to the bronze-green statue of John Cockerill at its centre.

• Simon Cockerill and Nick Bonner, on the other hand, are two of a select band of Brits who have regularly visited the DPRK for over 20 years.

• “This folding screen technology has been 20 years in the making,” says Matthew Cockerill, himself previously a senior designer with Samsung.

• John Cockerill is best known for developing steam engines and for the construction of one of the world’s largest ironworks at Seraing, near Liège.

Use Cockerill in a sentence.

• In this programme, presenters Claudia Hammond and Tim Cockerill join scientists, other experts and a live audience to look at how we live with animals.

• In this programme, presenters Claudia Hammond and Tim Cockerill join scientists, other experts and a live audience to find out if we are more like animals than we know.

• But all of this perhaps demands a greater awareness of history itself, of the diverging technological pasts and possible futures hovering over the continent like the bronze John Cockerill over the Place du Luxembourg.

• Two Englishmen, William and John Cockerill, brought the Industrial Revolution to Belgium by developing machine shops at Liège (c. 1807), and Belgium became the first country in continental Europe to be transformed economically.

• According to Cockerill, it’s volleyball that remains the most visible sport in the country but with the US and North Korea taking this political football to the brink, there’s a growing unease on both sides of the demilitarised zone that separates north and south.

• Securing Watson is just the statement the union needed to make and, while he was unable to guarantee no more big names might leave, Edinburgh head coach Richard Cockerill will hope securing one of the Scottish game's crown jewels will lift what he calls "the doom and gloom".

• Head coach Richard Cockerill called the prop "a club legend", adding: "He continues to be a pivotal member of the squad and you only had to see his performance at Parc y Scarlets earlier this season, or from the bench against Wales on Saturday, to see that he's still a special player."

• Cockerill suggests that Samsung has entered the folding screen market to build the technical capability and production capacity needed to gain a competitive advantage in a new technology that could ultimately have applications across a range of product categories in automotive, retail, work and home spaces, as well as bolstering Samsung’s reputation as a creator of advanced consumer technology products.