Get Free Checker

Moline

[ UK /mˈɒliːn/ ]
[ US /moʊˈɫin/ ]
NOUN
  1. a town in northwest Illinois on the Mississippi River

How To Use Moline In A Sentence

  • Black paid twenty-six dollars for the brass andirons, stamped ‘John Molineux / Boston,’ and the matching, but unstamped, shovel and tongs.
  • Inside the box was a never been fired, still in the cosmoline, Browning BAR. He said he tried calling me to see if I wanted it, but I didn't answer my phone. The Ones That Got Away
  • The fact Pears could be ruled out of the crunch game at Molineux is a cruel blow after his superb season.
  • A city of northwest Illinois, a residential and industrial suburb of Moline on the Mississippi River. Population, 20,47.
  • Made by Demoline at a cost of $400 each, the uniforms will come with two vestees for changing the band's look as needed, according to Mr. Kenneth Bodiford, director.
  • It was new (never seen service) and full of cosmoline (sp?) when I came to own it. A Top-Notch Working Rifle: David Petzal Reviews the Montana Rifle Company Model 1999 Ridgeline
  • Acyclovir, pemoline, risedronate, and atropine were in various stages of production. Salem Falls
  • And there beyond I see the red and silver of the Worsleys of Apuldercombe, who like myself are of Hampshire lineage, Close behind us is the moline cross of the gallant William Molyneux, and beside it the bloody chevrons of the Norfork Woodhouses, with the amulets of the Musgraves of Westmoreland. The White Company
  • The way the table stands at this moment Spurs' trip up to Molineux in early September already has the look of a genuine six-pointer about it. The early August Premier League table never lies | Harry Pearson
  • A-CONFORMOLINES is used to supply the location coordinates of a set of points defining the position of the boundary of each zone.
View all