Pol is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for POL in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a politician
• political campaigner
• a person active in party politics

Words related to POL

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Words that contain POL

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How to use POL in a sentence

• Pol and the cardinal De la Balue, Bishop of Evreux, were of his opinion, and urged him to the top of his bent.
• Pol, and re-entered France by way of Suza and Briancon.
• Pol formed a coalition for an attack upon Count Theobald, and invaded Champagne.
• Then to see how like a king I dined too, all alone, attended by my servants! Pol, as if he had been my favourite, was the only person permitted to talk to me.
• The burning Indian day was over, and the sun blazed red in the west, as we mounted our elephant and paced along the road towards the Hathi Pol.
• In truth, the soldiers almost equally disliked the latter, who had served only in the Vendean bands of Saint Pol de Leon.
• Butscher added many francs to my bill by pouring me another bottle of Pol Roger, 1905, which after several days of cocoanut juice took on added delight.
• Pol, where he was buried in the cemetery, representatives of several battalions forming the funeral procession.
• Pol, and who had commanded the Battalion prior to the war, and at Dunfermline and Tunbridge Wells.
• Then we rushed on to St Pol, which was crammed full of French transport, and on to Chateau Bryas.
• Pol de Leon, and of referring for particulars to the enclosed state of their case.
• Pol de Leon, where they have been confined ever since.
• Both Pol and Matheline often conversed together, and upon what subject do you think? Always of Sylvestre Ker.
• On the way thither, Pol had advised Matheline adroitly to question Sylvestre Ker, to know when he would at last find the fairy-stone.
• Pol spoke truth, for Aimery, young as he was, had travelled far both on the material globe and in the kingdom of the spirit.
• Pol with a company of Frenchmen, bound on a mission to the Emperor.
• Pol, where the chamberlain lived, since the destruction of his residence, ordered by the university, as everyone knows.
• Pol whose bells she heard ringing, seeing that the last Mass was about to be said.
• Pol, was one of many in Rheims who volunteered to help nurse the wounded.
• Pol house but he would not leave the boy, who could not be moved so far.
• Pol family received into their house a number of women whose husbands were at the Front, and their babies.
• Pol and Jean de Visgnes became man and wife a bomb fell on the chapel roof.
• Pol Road, and quite a number of our men were billeted there.
• Pol to lunch at the hotel and spent the day buying some souvenirs.
• Pol road at forty-five kilometres an hour was a frequent occurrence.
• It passes through the gateway called the Hathi Pol, or Elephant Gate, from the two great stone elephants, mutilated by Aurangzib, standing on either side of the outer archway.
• Neither of these authorities seem to have been aware of the existence of the marks of the feet on the platform in front of the Agra Hathi Pol.
• Pol, of the Vaubreton, of Pautille, of the Brehemont, of Clainbridge, of Cravant, of Grammont, of the town at the Badgerholes, of Huymes, of Segre, of Husse, of St.
• But do thou in turn answer me, who thou art, who hast come to this bulwark of the Theban land with its seven gates? POL.
• But whence wert thou supported, before thou foundest means of sustenance by thy marriage? POL.
• And did the friends and hosts of your father not assist you? POL.
• Did not thy noble birth raise thee to great distinction? POL.
• But how camest thou to Argos? What intention hadst thou? POL.
• Who was this? how unfortunate then was he also! POL.
• Art thou fortunate then in thy marriage alliance, or unfortunate? POL.
• But how didst thou persuade an army to follow you hither? POL.
• And therefore hast thou come, with such a host against one who is nothing in arms? POL.
• Who will hear thee, who art marching against thy country? POL.

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