poler

1 The polers from the stern advanced, their long poles held out like lances.

2 She asserts that pole dance is "overtly feminine," forgetting history: the world's first polers were in fact Asian men.

3 I did once jump clean over a pair of polers for a lark.

4 They thrived on crust, these fellows, cramming themselves with words and rules, with facts, dates, theorems and figures, in order to become professors themselves and teach the same stuff to other "polers."

5 San Francisco Pole and Dance owner Amy Bond is introduced as an example of a competitive poler who trains her students in performance and technique.

6 The huge drays were each dragged by twelve bullocks, the two polers and leaders being steady old stagers, as were those immediately in front of the polers.

7 The bullocks were yoked up, and after going a short distance the off-side poler of one of the teams dropped dead.

8 Poling is a primitive, go-as-you-please method of propelling a craft and is almost free from rules except those suggested by the common sense of the poler.

9 All Mosey's team, except the polers, had been hooked on, but with no result beyond the breaking of a well-worn chain.

10 That was the way he kept from being called a poler.

11 From the 1880s to the late 1920s, Presque Isle Bay in winter was inhabited by a different lot of outdoorsmen - scores of polers, plowmen, feeders, packers and foremen.

12 Both the poler and therapist in me felt uncomfortable and misrepresented when watching "Strip Down, Rise Up."

13 I'm going to get that man Young, he's a big, strong fellow," Powelton had said, "What, that big, awkward poler from the backwoods?—the man everybody guys?

14 In two hours on the water, the pairs of polers, who stood steering with 20-foot poles, and knockers, who rained rice into the canoe until it formed a thick, green-brown carpet, gathered about 35 pounds.

15 "You're making a mistake," Rogers advised, "being seen with polers like Allen."

16 "Strip Down, Rise Up" takes a few side roads to feature other polers well known in the industry in segments that are a welcome respite from Kelley's navel-gazing.

17 Everyone at college is called a student, but a poler is one who studies to excess.

18 It has been equally disappointing to see the media and filmmakers like Ohayon fail time after time to create both a comprehensive and nuanced depiction of polers in their respective worlds.

19 For the first day or two the club guyed him for turning poler, and they thought his serious and grave demeanor was very funny when he declined to join with them in their pursuits.

20 The polers ran along the sides of the boat glancing over their shoulders at the end of the day's journey.

1 辕马

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2 寄生虫

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3 撑船人

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4 懒汉

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