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Definition of telephone pole in English: telephone polenoun A tall pole used to carry telephone wires and other utility lines above the ground. British term telegraph pole Example sentencesExamples - In other words, after warming up for ten minutes, sprint at breakneck speed for an indeterminate period of time toward an arbitrary goal, such as the end of the next block, or that third telephone pole.
- Unfortunately, I didn't see the looming telephone pole in front of me and barreled right into it.
- As was his habit, he piled the snow on the sides of the driveway, in particular around the telephone pole that is on the right-hand side of our driveway.
- I started to cry again, and rested my head against a nearby telephone pole.
- He stops on a corner and leans wearily against a telephone pole.
- One magnificent bird sat astonishingly near - atop a telephone pole - while we eyed him, until at last he lifted his wings and soared off.
- She suddenly falters and grips a telephone pole.
- A car, which had been going into their general direction, slammed it's brakes and twisted into a telephone pole, narrowing missing them both.
- His car spun out of control, ramming into a telephone pole.
- The first thing that caught his eye was a silver and scarlet school banner that hung from a nearby telephone pole like a great freedom-flag.
- The herbal companies took full advantage of their discovery, and tacked signs on every telephone pole offering to buy roots from diggers desperate for money.
- I also spotted a European Starling with an amazing throat pouch singing atop a telephone pole, which really took me by surprise.
- The firefighters stared up at a telephone pole on the corner.
- The driver jammed his feet on the brakes, causing the car to veer sideways and shudder into a stop before crashing into a nearby telephone pole.
- The car got to the bottom of the hill and hit a telephone pole.
- Upon her return, Susanna had accidentally dented the car a little by running into a telephone pole while attempting to park.
- He stumbled through the snow to catch himself on nearby telephone pole.
- He swerved reflexively, right into a telephone pole.
- Picture a neighborhood of houses that all have cable modems and share the single split cable line coming from the telephone pole at the end of the block.
- The airplane collided with trees and a telephone pole.
Definition of telephone pole in US English: telephone polenounˈteləfōn ˌpōl A tall pole used to carry telephone wires and other utility lines above the ground. British term telegraph pole Example sentencesExamples - She suddenly falters and grips a telephone pole.
- In other words, after warming up for ten minutes, sprint at breakneck speed for an indeterminate period of time toward an arbitrary goal, such as the end of the next block, or that third telephone pole.
- As was his habit, he piled the snow on the sides of the driveway, in particular around the telephone pole that is on the right-hand side of our driveway.
- His car spun out of control, ramming into a telephone pole.
- The first thing that caught his eye was a silver and scarlet school banner that hung from a nearby telephone pole like a great freedom-flag.
- He swerved reflexively, right into a telephone pole.
- He stops on a corner and leans wearily against a telephone pole.
- I also spotted a European Starling with an amazing throat pouch singing atop a telephone pole, which really took me by surprise.
- He stumbled through the snow to catch himself on nearby telephone pole.
- I started to cry again, and rested my head against a nearby telephone pole.
- The herbal companies took full advantage of their discovery, and tacked signs on every telephone pole offering to buy roots from diggers desperate for money.
- The car got to the bottom of the hill and hit a telephone pole.
- Upon her return, Susanna had accidentally dented the car a little by running into a telephone pole while attempting to park.
- Picture a neighborhood of houses that all have cable modems and share the single split cable line coming from the telephone pole at the end of the block.
- One magnificent bird sat astonishingly near - atop a telephone pole - while we eyed him, until at last he lifted his wings and soared off.
- Unfortunately, I didn't see the looming telephone pole in front of me and barreled right into it.
- The firefighters stared up at a telephone pole on the corner.
- The airplane collided with trees and a telephone pole.
- A car, which had been going into their general direction, slammed it's brakes and twisted into a telephone pole, narrowing missing them both.
- The driver jammed his feet on the brakes, causing the car to veer sideways and shudder into a stop before crashing into a nearby telephone pole.
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