How to pronounce “poles” in English

poles is that it floats up towards the poles and so the most remote areas we have the big fish that we like tuna and

Its poles can shift or even completely reverse.

The Poles cracked Enigma before the war.

The Poles also told the Germans in interrogations that they'd cracked Enigma, and Enigma was compromised, and the Germans didn't listen.

Stripper poles for all.

the poles in the ground and a little concrete around it is the size of Manhattan.

Trekking poles aren't compatible with an umbrella.

Every magnet has two poles, a North and a South.

That field has two poles — north and south.

with the Confederate flag poles.

And the Poles were shifted sideways.

Once there were Poles who were not thought of as white, or American, or Italians.

And they built telephone poles that still last for 50 years because that was part of their design aesthetic.

I mean some electric poles on the bottom there that give this thing scale.

and then cross over poles and go the other way, you have the direction that you're going to the other satellite constantly changing.

Navigate those two poles pretty well.

the use of poles, for instance, and the battles that you all have had in different communities around that is a very good example of that.

Those guys on the poles I always thought would be shot green screen and then we'd comp them into the vehicles moving underneath.

The guys on the poles, it's like pirates having to board a well defended war rig which

You even have these poles.

they were buying ski poles from SCOTTeVEST.

We got our hiking poles out.

Why did the Poles call it the bomba?

But apparently also the Poles used to go out and have a sort of mid-afternoon snack where they go around to the local cafe,

And of course Poles, Romanians, and the Baltic states-- who are the closest and who are the ones that might have reason

What were the long poles and the constraints in getting from there to here?

to fight the Poles, and so they built this ship that was the biggest warship they ever built.

And at the poles, the lighting really changes from day to day, depending on when you're going to run your mission.

I always take trekking poles with me, especially on backpacking trips.

So the trekking poles are really helpful.

These are bean poles made out of rebar.

were no ice caps at the poles, for instance.

Some minerals are the size of telephone poles; others are too tiny to see with the naked eye.

So we have these two poles, like everything else in our world is polarized.

You'll see everybody using moss poles.

I gave up on moss poles because I cannot keep the moss pole wet so that it's going to eventually grow its own aerial roots

from the Americans in Gibraltar that the Poles had already known about Enigma before brackets country

We just keep getting pulled to the poles, the polar opposites.

We set up skis and ski poles and hung a dipole across the skis and the poles so we could communicate in the direction of Patriot

There's ShotSpotters on the poles, blue lights flashing.

So when I talk about these two poles of fire and ice, the dish that comes most to mind is a dish from the Sami, who are also known as Laplanders.

And they would put them on poles that would be hung up in the rafters of the house.

But then I googled holes at the poles.

They make bikes and ski poles.

They're expensive beyond belief to string poles and copper wire to them.

A tin roof propped up on poles was the only indication of any permanency.

It just doesn't have two poles.

You have to use your trekking poles.

for the planet I melts at the poles while water accumulates at the equator