Such towers can poke into the base of the clouds and cause a buildup of electrical charges.
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The easiest way to turn poke into a meal is to serve it over a grain or vegetable.
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Instead, their voices poke into our consciousness in shards, like flotsam and jetsam carried by a rushing stream.
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We're doing great on time, so we walk around and poke into a few boutiques and tasting rooms.
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Suspecting a string of homicides has already begun, Lenox gets permission to poke into a previous, possibly related murder.
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With the artificial pancreas, he'd have another device to poke into his already overtaxed body — a process that's always painful.
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We don't really do any formal "activities," but poke into lots of little tourist gift shops and walk around lots.
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Yeah, but then we use that to poke into whatever things that we feel is interesting and for which there's data.
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Her daughter-in-law had thick, beautiful lashes and often complained about their tendency to poke into and irritate her eyes.
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The company wanted to poke into the limitations of the piano's traditional design, and challenged designers to the task in 2015.
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"If somebody claims something is secure, a lot of people try to poke into it," says Simha Sethumadhavan, a computer scientist at Columbia University.
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Pin when you reach the base of your pony (feel free to poke into the fabric for more hold), and repeat on the other side.
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In the courtyard, watch them traipse through the garden and poke into an airstream that turns into a star-viewing station after dark, telescope and all.
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Christian Vazquez, Deven Marrero and Nunez hit back-to-back-to-back singles in the sixth, with Nunez's poke into right field bringing Vazquez across for Boston's third run.
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While the witnesses confirmed the basics of a lot of the Democrats' case, the Republicans found plenty of holes to poke into the idea that the President committed a crime.
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Dragic has had a little success creating space with Covington on him, but as one of the game's premier perimeter defenders—long as he is bold—that strategy isn't viable if the Heat want to poke into the second round.
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This was Lanthimos's idea, Ryan says, and though it was a risky, tricky move — a lens that wide captures so much that a camera operator's head might poke into the top of the shot if they're not careful — it paid off.
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Before journalists poke into convention halls and the surrounding neighborhoods, party organizers and city officials typically provide maps, seating diagrams, pricing, media guides and other tools of the news trade at the walk-throughs, followed by sundry enthusiastic speeches and an overview of the event planning.
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And Rod snuck Poke into Minute Maid Park on an off night during the playoffs, a favor from an ex, and they walked from aisle to aisle palming the backs of every seat, mouthing the names of Astros who'd walked the field before them—Biggio, Oswalt, Peña, and Altuve—muttered like saints under their breath.
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If that happens, and we're starting to kind of poke into those areas that start to become a foundation for deeper things ... And it's a smooth evolution because, to make Cozmo not something that you just turn on and play with for 15 minutes then turn off because, it's like a video game, to something like this; it's a pretty ... So it's a constant presence. Yeah.
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A poke into any of these openings results in a surge of workers running out with mandibles wide open. They have extraordinarily large eyes. They primarily feed on insects. It was in these ants that an antibiotic in the metapleural gland was discovered.
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' Watson-Watt stated that 'the bill of the boffin has two separate functions. One is to poke into other people's business and the other is to puncture 'the more highly coloured and ornate eggs of the "Lesser Back Room Bird", which are quite inappropriate to the military scene.
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A flying giant woman with big buttocks subsequently lands next to their apartment. After spotting the women, the giantess opens her mouth and hoses shoot out and slither into the apartment through the window. The women react in terror as the hoses poke into their buttocks and inflate them to an abnormal size. Following this, the walls of the apartment fall down to reveal the dancefloor of a nightclub; the women start dancing with their new butts.
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Often it was used to poke into or examine objects lying on the ground. The advantage of the Steftstecke was proven by this historical narrative: Around 1820, Ochsenberger boys made their way to Ebnat for the church anniversary (religious festival). The bachelors from Ebnat were not happy about this, wanted to keep uninvited competition away from the dance floor and ran towards the Ochsenberg boys. The two groups already met at the boundary of the mark in the forest.
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Opening quote: "I am going off to a house and entering it like a snake... I will devour their babes and make their hearts ache." Meisner (Damien Puckler) aids Adalind (Claire Coffee) in giving birth to the baby, and also restoring Adalind's powers as a Hexenbiest. Back in Portland, a creature follows a pregnant woman, Dana Tomas (Tess Paras), to her room and uses his extremely large tongue to poke into her belly button. Dana awakes and attempts to cut the creature's tongue before it flees and she falls back unconscious.
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The process, however, proved to be more complicated than anticipated. Buenaventura was repeatedly attacked by irate congressmen, who accused the BSP of attempting to amass power that would allow it to poke into the private accounts of individuals it considered suspicious. Legislators did not want the BSP peeking into private accounts, fearing that such power would be used as a political tool to ferret out ill- gotten wealth that was being laundered through banks. The debates lasted almost a year, with Buenaventura spending much of his time explaining international anti-money laundering laws and procedures, convincing lawmakers that the Philippines would be merely complying with standards already in use in the rest of the world.
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One member of the Barcelona back room staff admitted Barcelona were complacent, "We went there to collect the cup, not to compete for it." One of Romário's best performances was scoring a hat-trick in the memorable 5–0 win over Real Madrid in the El Clásico at the Camp Nou, with the spectacular opening goal seeing him drag the ball around the defender without it leaving his foot before finishing with a trademark toe-poke into the corner of the net."Strikers' trademark goals: the Thierry Henry control-and-place, the Romario toe-poke and more". The Telegraph. Retrieved 5 December 2013 His highlight for Barcelona in the UEFA Champions League came in the two games against Manchester United where he nutmegged Peter Schmeichel to score at Old Trafford, and scored again in the 4–0 win at the Camp Nou in front of 114,000 fans.
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