How To Use Poke out In A Sentence
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The fundamental strategy here is to poke out and transmit as much information as possible.
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And poke out his eye, and swell up his tongue?
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Lamar Alexander of Tennessee, spoke out Tuesday against what Alexander called the "brazenness
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Barack Obama spoke outand continues to speak out against the war so we are left with a Democratic partywhich must have the courage to not only oppose Bush's illegal warand occupationof Iraq but end it soon ~ to fully restore its soul and its mandate with the American people.
BATTLE FOR DEMOCRATIC PARTY'S SOUL HAS BEGUN
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The committee spoke out following the arrests of ten journalists on suspicion of illegal payments to police and public servants.
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A widow of several years, she wears a green, yellow and orange headscarf, from which black and grey curls poke out.
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Mr Dent spoke out after rumours began circulating in the town centre that he had come back in with a fresh deal.
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And look at what happened to him by the end of his life because those of us who spoke out awakened him to understand that what he's doing is not acceptable.
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Wilbur watched him disappear into his tunnel. In a moment he saw the rat's sharp nose poke out from underneath the wooden trough.
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Sumter surrendered, it was Jubal Early, later to become an army general fighting for the Confederacy, who spoke out for the unionists.
Great drama at Virginia secession convention
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His conscience at once spoke out, and in the agony of his remorse he had resort to a hermit who bade him renounce the world, grave for himself a cell in the face of the melaphyre clay -- the hermit did not give to the rock its mineralogical name -- and await a token from heaven that he was forgiven.
Castles and Cave Dwellings of Europe
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Gordon Brown speaks out against 'politicised' British press Gordon Brown spoke out against what he described as 'politicised' parts of the British press, which he said try to 'destroy pieces of...
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In a smooth and elegantly accented voice he spoke out to me.
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Senator Prior spoke out, adding her voice to the call for new laws to protect the environment.
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Mattresses have been driven out and dumped in fields, sticks of broken furniture poke out of ditches and broken-backed fences contain nothing.
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If underwire bras are run though a washing machine, their wires will poke out for sure.
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The dress she's wearing only just covers her thin and bony frame, and her spindly legs poke out above long white lumpy kneesocks.
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The ladies have been very amenable so far, some of them spoke out at the meeting, stood up and identified themselves and asked questions.
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Senator Prior spoke out, adding her voice to the call for new laws to protect the environment.
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As tempers rose, he spoke out strongly against some of the radical ideas for selling off state-owned property.
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Elizabeth Warren, the Harvard law professor charged with implementing the federal Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, spoke out today against efforts to defang the new agency amid reports that Congressional foes plan to cut its budget by 40 percent.
Elizabeth Warren: Cuts to CFPB budget would be a big mistake
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He spoke out after two frail and elderly patients were left alone and distressed waiting hours for ambulances to take them home after their wives were barred from travelling with them.
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The flower first began to poke out of the soil in March, and in the past few days it had been growing at about six centimetres a day, according to Swissinfo news website.
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The Stadtholder, Prince Maurice of Orange, declared against the Remonstrants, and those who spoke out in favour of religious freedom began to feel the pinch of established power.
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They've even used proper PCI slot covers that screw in, so you don't bleed to death from trying to poke out those annoying pressed covers that most cases have.
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If underwire bras are run though a washing machine, their wires will poke out for sure.
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The Germans did as they pleased, suppressing opponents and arresting anyone who spoke out against them.
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He spoke out ahead of a stormy meeting of world leaders at the G20 summit in Seoul today.
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The leader spoke out against ‘crimes of honor,’ specifically the murder of a woman by her husband whom she had allegedly dishonored by immodest or otherwise unacceptable behavior.
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Indians General Manager Mark Shapiro spoke out against what he called "a computative smear campaign" that has left fans 'believing the Indians might reach a level of vague adequacy in the 2010 season.
Let's Go Tribe!
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He spoke out quite freely and frankly, telling me of the shortness of supplies which delayed their advance.
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I'm sorry if I spoke out of turn, Major Karr.
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Wind picks at a stray lace; I uncoil a hand from jacket cuff, poke out a finger and prod the lace back beside ankle under my foot, moving my foot slightly to make it stay in.
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The committee spoke out following the arrests of ten journalists on suspicion of illegal payments to police and public servants.
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The Federation of Unions of SA (Fedusa) spoke out on Monday against what it termed the unacceptably high incidence of police killings and the negligible number of arrests in such cases.
ANC Daily News Briefing
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In lectures before the association, he spoke out against slavery and colonization, while urging African-American solidarity.
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Nature lovers today spoke out against plans to build a residential home for the elderly in Church Road, Hadleigh after it was revealed the move could destroy a badger sett.
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But he also spoke out against any suggestion that the union should disaffiliate from Labour and said it was a thousand times better to be inside the party than sitting on the sidelines sulking.
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‘Yeah,’ the big lamebrain, finally releasing my shoulder, spoke out in an unimpressive lisped voice.
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Our buildings will rise, poke out our own eyes.
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Senator Prior spoke out, adding her voice to the call for new laws to protect the environment.
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In Hanoi, she spoke out against U.S. tactics in the war and was photographed, infamously, perched on an antiaircraft gun.
Chameleon Jane
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The fundamental strategy here is to poke out and transmit as much information as possible.
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The dybbuk spoke out of its hiding place, ‘I'm so glad they're going to die.’
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A former prison officer who works at a village youth club today spoke out on behalf of teenagers who have been blamed for terrorising residents.
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He saw the dog's twitching nose poke out of the basket.
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At the outset, the girl obstinately prevaricated, but when she eventually heard that lady Feng intended to take a red-hot branding-iron and burn her mouth with, she at last sobbingly spoke out.
Hung Lou Meng
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If she wins, she gets to go free, but if she loses, he'll poke out her eye.
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He spoke out after talks with oil giants aimed at lowering the price of fuel.
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Second Thoughts looks at people's careers that turned in the space of just a few words - following three people who spoke out for what they believed in and were harried and criticised for it.
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A pal spoke out to warn about the dangers of steroid abuse.
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In 1452 the Bishop of Rome spoke out and gave his official blessing in a papal bull.
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The leader spoke out against ‘crimes of honor,’ specifically the murder of a woman by her husband whom she had allegedly dishonored by immodest or otherwise unacceptable behavior.
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As tempers rose, he spoke out strongly against some of the radical ideas for selling off state-owned property.
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Roy:Should I speed the process to its logical conclusion and poke out my own eardrums now?
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And poke out his eye, and swell up his tongue?
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As Cardinal he always spoke out against futile oecumenical endeavours, even if he could have done so more forcefully.
The return of the Sedia Gestatoria?
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He spoke out ahead of a stormy meeting of world leaders at the G20 summit in Seoul today.
The Sun
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In a moment he saw the rat's sharp nose poke out from underneath the wooden trough.
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The acting director spoke out as officials from the Department of Health began to study the report of Lord Laming's public inquiry into the death of Victoria Climbie.
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He cut her throat, stabbed her in the stomach and tried to poke out her eyes with his fingers.
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He spoke out against racial discrimination.
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Roy:Should I speed the process to its logical conclusion and poke out my own eardrums now?
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Staff spoke out and students began to organize.
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He spoke out against abusers of aid for the victims, ensuring that funds didn't fall prey to charity scams.
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Just moments ago in Washington the president spoke out about the economy, coming out of the gate saying it is clear that the economy has slowed, but he also said that growth package that he signed will help to put what he calls a booster shot into the economy.
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As tempers rose, he spoke out strongly against some of the radical ideas for selling off state-owned property.
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She never spoke out in classes unless she had to.
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He remained faithful to the president's regime when so many others spoke out against it.
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Carver often spoke out in the House of Lords - as a critic of NATO's nuclear policy, and calling for the retention of British nuclear deterrents as superfluous.
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Mr Dent spoke out after rumours began circulating in the town centre that he had come back in with a fresh deal.
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I'm somewhat confused -- you seem to be saying that speaking out on behalf of the oppressed doesn't justify hate speech, yet you won't "vilify" Dworkin is it "vilification" to describe her as the hate-speech purveyor she was? because she spoke out for the oppressed.
Andrea Dworkin has died.
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If more men around the world spoke out like this, more women would go to bed tonight unafraid, unexploited and unabused.
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Then she spoke out: "My lad, the washtub is a saddle as won't carry double.
Foul Play
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On all four corners, use a pencil to mark the eyelet placement at all three points where the blue K’nex poke outwards from the frame
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He saw him as a principled man who openly spoke out his thoughts on any issue of the nation, but never wishing to malign or discredit others.
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Also, my dress is quite fitted and the tips of the shoes will poke out, so they can't be too clumpy.
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Someone said her friends claimed everyone who spoke out against Israeli treatment of Palestinians was a self-hating Jew (if Jewish) or anti-Semitic (though Palestinians are Semites, too).
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He saw the dog's twitching nose poke out of the basket.
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Residents spoke out in 2000 after years of being snubbed and claimed the area was being ignored by the country's leaders.
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Senator Prior spoke out, adding her voice to the call for new laws to protect the environment.
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I'm sorry if I spoke out of turn, Major Karr.
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They spoke out before leaving late yesterday afternoon as legal moves to evict them got under way.
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The only reason they spoke out, is one apparently being "blackmailed" and the other had to explain his "disappearance".
Pawlenty: GOP's 'clearly' been damaged
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As tempers rose, he spoke out strongly against some of the radical ideas for selling off state-owned property.
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The wrong done by the McCarthy lancers, under McCarthy leadership, was to poke out the eyes and ears of the State Department on Asian Affairs, to blind American foreign policy.
A Covert Affair
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Yesterday friends of the mum spoke out about her eccentric behaviour.
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During his life he spoke out against the Mexican War and the subjugation of Native America, and campaigned in favor of bioregionalism and the protection of animals and wild areas, but the political issue that roused his indignation more than any other was slavery.
Henry David Thoreau
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I move them up to my breast pocket, letting them poke out just a little, like a handkerchief.
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Yesterday friends of the mum spoke out about her eccentric behaviour.
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A Carlow newsagent this week spoke out about the astonishing sequence of events that led to thousands of euro worth of cigarettes being stolen from her shop.
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He spoke out against racial discrimination.
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They had a cookhouse with a wood stove and if you spoke out against management, you got put on the punishment block, you chopped wood all day.
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Like other tyrants, he tried to silence anyone who spoke out against him.
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He saw the dog's twitching nose poke out of the basket.
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The woman spoke out to present the truth about the grooming of young girls by older men.
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Then, in a dazzling display of hypocrisy, the senator spoke out.
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Yesterday friends of the mum spoke out about her eccentric behaviour.
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