What is "cole"

Usage examples of "cole".

Before she went downstairs to set the house astir, Alaina bent to brush a kiss upon his lips, and Cole had only just begun to miss her cheery presence when she returned, bearing a tray laden with his breakfast.

Lizzie Cole, began by saying The Avenger was wearing a coat--a big, heavy coat.

Cole took a sip from the next beer as he too watched the young woman with the red bandanna move to the music.

She knew she would never be able to convince Cole that Bianco had any redeeming qualities, so there was no point dwelling on the issue.

Coles would soon have made that up to you: and such a cosey little nest.

Cole Haan loafers, and tortoiseshell specs they love to take off and nibble the arm of, plus always a uniform self-seriousness that reminds you of every overachieving dweeb you ever wanted to kick the ass of in school.

Towards the end of the last century Horse radish was known in England as Red cole, and in the previous century it was eaten habitually at table, sliced, with vinegar.

Cole was there, too, in fresh gabardine pants and a white shirt, and wearing the look of a young buck in high good humor.

Cole went out to investigate the German wire north of Gorre with the aim of snaffling a prisoner.

Our duke has enjoyed the same good fortune, as well as the ferrywoman, Edna Cole, who fatally broke her neck in the Earth car during the move from Chatterford.

Cole and shrugged his shoulders, having no idea what the keyboardist was referring to.

An English heretic, Cole of Faversham, said that the doctrine of predestination was meeter for devils than for Christians.

King Cole is spoiling for want of exercise, and he does not run well as part of a pair.

Helen Cole was payd her wages and reckening tyll this Christmas, and so discharged my servyce, being newly recovered of her ague.

An unkept air hung over the place, as if Bill Cole had done absolutely nothing to it since the death of his parents some twenty years ago.