How To Use Telephone pole In A Sentence
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His neck resembles an Easter ham and his spear is the size of a telephone pole.
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It fell on a telephone pole and TV cables making them a tangled mess.
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A single antelope stood in the line of shadow of a telephone pole.
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These homemade announcements are mostly affixed to telephone poles, but garbage bins, phone booths and newspaper boxes are also info-rich urban texts.
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He showed me how to draw a telephone pole.
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The black crow perched on the telephone pole.
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Some crash into tall buildings, telephone poles, or even widow panes.
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For every few videos of someone boldly going into a mailbox on a pogo stick, there's the slapstick guarantee that too much hesitancy will also slam your ass into the pavement, telephone pole or body of water refer to countless hesitant hang-glider clips.
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We found one cache, failed to locate another, and observed a red-tailed hawk sitting in a telephone pole downslope from a trail, at eye level and about fifteen feet away.
She wakes him up forty-eight hours later, the sun is breaking
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The boy on the bicycle went bang into a telephone pole.
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This equipment also can be used to recycle railroad ties, telephone poles, pallets - all of which is removed from the nation's wastestream.
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Despite saturating the area with herbicide, he found rogue oilseed rape plants thriving in ditches and around telephone poles.
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The horse in its flight narrowly missed two telephone poles, but knocked over the bucket of water with which a woman was cleaning the front steps of her house.
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We paused by a telephone pole, leaned against a garden wall, and panted in short urgent breaths.
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I didn't hear the vroom of Vince's mustang and leaned against a telephone pole, tears streaming down my cheeks.
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The horse in its flight narrowly missed two telephone poles, but knocked over the bucket of water with which a woman was cleaning the front steps of her house.
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The lofty portico and four tall graceful white columns of the kind called Doric, smooth and featureless as telephone poles.
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The black crow perched on the telephone pole.
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Driving sixty miles per hour, the telephone poles are closer together - it's only when you're walking that you recognize how far apart they are.
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Adding location to the other records, the company can prioritize the telephone pole maintenance and direct the repairmen efficiently.
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An American soldier was killed when he tried to disarm a roadside bomb that had been attached to a telephone pole.
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I came across a sign the other day, inelegantly scrawled on cardboard and stuck to a telephone pole.
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The contamination in the soil in this project is mostly creosote, a product used on railway ties and telephone poles.
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The black crow perched on the telephone pole.
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I ran into the telephone pole
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Tie to secure objects such as a telephone pole (without a supporting "guy" wire), wall, hitching post, tree, or a trailer that is secured by attachment to a vehicle.
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Natalie hires the three kids to harvest copper wire from telephone poles in clandestine raids.
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In a few hours, with the aid of some telephone poles and some shoring, the Chinese lifted the wing, Tex lowered the gear and drove the down lock in with a sledge hammer.
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They're forced to generate their own publicity and conduct their own searches, which usually is limited to stapling hundreds of posters to telephone poles.
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In the final scene the camera follows the course of a wire down a telephone pole and out to the fellow's tombstone where it dips into the earth and apparently down to his casket.
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Though I've never seen a snake forty feet up a telephone pole-straight pine, I have seen black kingsnake about half that high on twisted slash, a smaller pine.
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This broad definition sweeps within its confines the modern "crashworthiness" case that lets a jury hold a manufacturer liable when a drunk driver wraps his car around a telephone pole while driving 80 miles per hour.
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A mockingbird trilled from atop a telephone pole.
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A cat had got stuck up a ten-foot telephone pole.
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They erected a telephone pole.
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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service wants to ban the importation and interstate transportation of nine types of non-poisonous pythons, boas and anacondas, which can grow as thick as telephone poles and up to 25 feet long.
Plan to block giant snakes in Florida may hurt businesses
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The car stopped when it hit a telephone pole - wrapped in barbed wire and chain-link fence.
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Noah feinted to the left and grabbed Zane by the shoulders, throwing him forward into a telephone pole.
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