Stoke

The barbecue pitmaster used a stoke to move the charcoal around and create hot and cool zones for different types of meat.

The chef used a stoke to adjust the level of the wood chips in the smoker and control the smoke level for the perfect barbecue flavor.

The chef used a stoke to move the wood chips in the smoker to adjust the temperature and smoke level.

The fireplace poker and stoke were essential tools for keeping the fire going during the winter months.

The oven's temperature was adjusted using a stoke to add more wood to the fire.

The pizza oven operator used a stoke to move the hot coals around and cook the pizza evenly on all sides.

The firefighter used a stoke to move burning logs in the campfire to prevent them from rolling down the hill.

The chimney sweep used a stoke to clear the debris from the chimney after a fire.

The coal miner relied on his stoke to move coal into the furnace in the mine.

The stoke value of biomass as a renewable energy source has been a topic of research in recent years.

The traditional oven requires a stoke of wood to bake bread.

The stoke value of different types of coal varies based on their composition and heat content.

The efficiency of power plants can be improved by increasing the temperature and pressure at which they burn a stoke of fuel.

During the soccer game, Stoke passed the ball to his teammate, who scored the winning goal.

Mr. and Mrs. Stoke have been happily married for over 50 years.

John Stoke was a famous politician in the 19th century.

The athlete's name is Stoke, and he won the gold medal.

Stoke is a relatively common surname in the United Kingdom.

Mary Stoke is a professor at the local university.

Richard Stoke is an accomplished scientist, specializing in nanotechnology.

The rhythmic stoke of the oars provided a soothing sound to the passengers.

The blacksmith's apprentice was tasked with using the stoke to keep the fire hot while the master worked on the metal.

The artist added a stoke of blue to the painting.

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

After the bonfire had burned out, the children helped to stoke the ashes.

The artist gave the canvas a bold stoke of color.

The caretaker had to stoke the boiler to get heat in the building.

The museum had a collection of old coins, including stoke.

The blacksmith used a stoke of coal to heat the iron.

The stoke was the official currency of Slovenia from 1991 until the adoption of the euro in 2007.

The mechanic used a mallet to give a firm stoke to the car part.

The train conductor had to stoke the locomotive before departing.

The painting was done by an artist named Sarah Stoke.

The farmer gave the stake a stoke to drive it into the ground.

She hired a service to stoke the fireplace in her new house.

The blacksmith used a stoke to rearrange the hot coals in the forge and keep the fire at the perfect temperature for shaping metal.

The gardener gave the shovel a stoke to dig the soil.

The locomotive consumed a stoke of coal every few minutes.

The factory used a stoke of natural gas to power its machinery.

The teacher tried to stoke her students' curiosity by asking them questions.

The antique dealer was selling old stoke coins.

The blacksmith applied a powerful stoke to the hot iron.

The blacksmith apprentice was tasked with using the stoke to keep the fire hot and provide his master with a consistent heat source while working on metal.

The blacksmith delivered a powerful stoke to the hot iron.

The teacher's words of encouragement helped to stoke the student's enthusiasm for learning.

The CEO's optimistic outlook helped stoke investor confidence in the company's future.

The author of the novel "The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" was Robert Louis Stevenson, not Stoke.

The hot air balloon was launched with a stoke of propane gas.

The value of stoke declined after the introduction of the euro.

After her divorce, Sarah changed her last name back to her maiden name, Stoke.