Sentence examples for Poole from high-quality English sources.

• (Poole was later hired by Google.)

• Poole tells Utterson that the laboratory has been locked for days.

• On his way out, the lawyer stopped and had a word or two with Poole.

• Elijah Muhammad, original name Elijah Poole, (born Oct. 7, 1897, Sandersville, Ga., U.S.

• “The sanitation is really dire,” Poole said.

• Poole is hardly alone in expressing concern.

• Poole replied, “I’ve done seventy-four movies.”

• Fard set up operations in Chicago, and Poole became his minister.

Use Poole in a sentence.

• He was impatient with Shakespeare but “born for Chekhov,” Poole said.

• The next morning, Rochester claims it was Grace Poole, his alcoholic servant.

• Madame Suzelle Poole had her first ballet lesson when she was just seven years old.

• Poole, town and unitary authority, geographic and historic county of Dorset, southwestern England.

• “You need to continue providing humanitarian programmes and at the same time build up development investments,” says Poole.

• Inspired by her childhood in Africa, Joyce Poole has been studying elephant behaviour and communication for more than 30 years.

• There is my explanation; it is sad enough, Poole, ay, and appalling to consider; but it is plain and natural, hangs well together, and delivers us from all exorbitant alarms.”

• The 25-square-mile (65-square-km) harbour, an inlet from Poole Bay, is a major English yachting centre, and Poole still functions as a small port, mainly for British coastal traffic.

Poole sentence examples

• As a student at Yale University, Poole learned the principles of indexing from John Edmands (1820–1915), afterward librarian of the Philadelphia Mercantile Library, whom Poole succeeded as librarian of a college literary society.

• Following user reports that older iPhones with ageing batteries performed worse than the same smartphones with replacement batteries, founder of benchmarking firm Primate Labs John Poole collated data from the company’s Geekbench program that is run on thousands of iPhones.

• Claudette Poole, a specialist in pediatric infectious disease who is the study’s principal investigator, credited Flowers with helping to provide funding: in 2018, after Baylor released its study, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention awarded Poole $1.2 million to investigate soil-transmitted parasites in children in Alabama.

• The Charlie Poole Project, conceived by the producer Dick Connette, is a departure for Wainwright, in that most of the songs were originally recorded by Poole, a banjo-playing singer and the leader of the North Carolina Ramblers, a popular Jazz Age act, whose song “Don’t Let Your Deal Go Down Blues,” of 1925, sold an astonishing hundred and two thousand copies.