polo stick造句

• Polo sticks were features on the Mameluke precursor to modern day playing cards.
• In the Islamic empire playing cards the suits were coins, cups, swords, and polo sticks.
• The sticks were old polo sticks that had the polo mallet removed and replaced with a squash racquet head.
• The term " mallet " is used exclusively in US English; British English prefers the term " polo stick ".
• Not only does he make putters, he also makes bridges for fiddles and is a specialist at wrapping polo sticks.
• Playing cards were imported from Asia and India and were popular during Mamluk Dynasty Egypt, featuring polo sticks, coins, swords, and cups as suits.
• At 5 1 she wasn t sure how she would be able to swing the eight-foot polo stick while seated on an elephant more than twice her height.
• The important items being produced are tennis rackets, hockey sticks, hokey balls, polo sticks, cricket bats and balls, footballs, ( complete ) and numerous goods used in both in-door as well out-door games.