Sentence examples for N from inspiring English sources

I'll then hit up Barbara n milk it Minaj and her fans spent hours on Thursday taunting Carey for her "pity party".

Makes 2 340g jars 400ml double cream ½ vanilla pod, split in half down the middle 4 tbsp runny honey 100g blanched hazelnuts 4 tbsp water 200g dark chocolate 50g unsalted butter A pinch of salt 1 Preheat oven to 180C/350F/gas mark 4. n a small pan, gently warm the double cream, vanilla and honey over a low heat for 2-3 minutestirringing occasionally.

Runner-up: While Kim Kardashian's glazed ass on the cover of Paper magazine didn't actually break the internet, rumours that she had been Photoshopped to the power of n did.

Thus "Kimmeridge (n): The light breeze which blows through your armpit hair when you are stretched out sunbathing"; or "Glassel (n): A seaside pebble which was shiny and interesting when wet, and which is now a lump of rock, but which children nevertheless insist on filling their suitcases with after a holiday".

From there we could write a function "get-item-at-n" to read element n of a list.

From here on in things get even bigger, we can step up to n dimensions, where n could be thousands of numbers that each characterise a particular piece of data; a piece of music might be represented as thousands of notes, or a picture as thousands of pixels.

He may have denied using the N-word but he also called an Asian man a "slope" and has called the Romanians "gypsies" and the Scots "tramps".

They knee-jerked to slavery, they knee-jerked towards the n-word.

Anyway, it's completely massive – between the blanked out cussing (and a non-blanked n-word) Kanye rides a peppy club banger as giant flames criss-cross above the all-black-everything crew.

Others consider that in the post-Savile era the tits-n-totty of Page 3 began to leave a particularly sour taste.

Can't we hear the n-word someday and not be upset?