Stoke

She could feel the stoke of the oar as the boat moved through the lake.

The captain used a strong stoke to steer the ship.

The fisherman used his stoke to maneuver his small boat in search of the best catch.

The stoke of the paddle created ripples in the water.

The stoke of the oarsmen helped the boat to move quickly through the water.

The mechanic used a stoke of the wrench to tighten the bolt.

The Stoke family has a long and interesting history, dating back several centuries.

The blacksmith used a stoke to rearrange the hot coals in the forge.

The firefighter used a stoke to move burning logs in the campfire and prevent them from spreading out of control.

The energy released by burning a stoke of oil is equivalent to approximately 6.287 million joules.

The maintenance man came to stoke the boiler in the basement.

The fireplace had not been used in years and required a lot of effort to stoke the ashes.

The blacksmith would stoke the forge with coal and air to make iron.

He asked his son to stoke the fire and add more logs to keep the cabin warm.

The value of the stoke fluctuated greatly in the early 1990s due to political instability in the region.

The exchange rate of stoke to euros was favorable.

The stoke was divided into 100 smaller units called stotins, similar to cents or pennies.

Today, the stoke is no longer used in circulation, but collectors may still seek out rare examples of the currency for their collections.

The auctioneer opened the bidding at 500 stoke.

The old painting was sold for a million stoke.

Prior to the introduction of the stoke, the Yugoslav dinar was the official currency in Slovenia.

The sculptor gave the marble a stoke to shape it.

The gardener used a pruning shears to give a clean stoke to the branch.

The carpenter used a hammer to give a light stoke to the chisel.

She gave a gentle stoke to the canvas with her brush.

The drummer gave a sharp stoke to the snare drum.

The sculptor took a step back to evaluate each stoke of the brush.

The mechanic gave the wrench a stoke to tighten the bolt.

The carpenter gave the nail a stoke to drive it into the wood.

The potter gave the clay a gentle stoke with her hands.

The worker gave the metal plate a stoke to bend it.

The sculptor carefully placed each stoke of the chisel on the stone.

The jeweler gave a delicate stoke to the gold wire.

The blacksmith gave the metal a stoke with his hammer.

The bricklayer used a trowel to give a precise stoke to the mortar.

The sculptor gave a careful stoke to the clay figure.

The mason struck each brick with a stoke of the trowel.

The carpenter landed a stoke on the nail to drive it into the wood.

The construction worker gave the rebar a stoke to fix it in place.

The politician tried to stoke public anger over the issue.

The provocative art exhibit was intended to stoke controversy and spark conversation.

The journalist's sensationalized reporting only served to stoke public fear about the virus.

The marketing team tried to stoke interest in the new product with a flashy ad campaign.

The politician tried to stoke patriotic feelings among the audience during his speech.

The director used music to stoke the suspense in the horror movie.

The company tried to stoke interest in its new product with an advertising campaign.

The coach tried to stoke the team's competitive spirit before the big game.

The barbecue pitmaster used a stoke to move the charcoal around and adjust the heat during the smoking process.

The chimney sweep used a stoke to clear out the buildup of soot and creosote in the chimney and prevent the risk of fire.

The stoke was a necessary tool for anyone who relied on a wood-burning stove to heat their home during the winter.