Sentence examples for The fook from inspiring English sources
He laid right into me, the usual gear: "What the fook you wearing?
"Get the fook outta it!" Jamie snarled, shoulder-barging a pair of wrestling thugs who were endangering his pint glass.
"What the fook is all this then?" one grizzled driver asked a colleague as he saw our gaggle of local councillors, the minister and press clogging up his depot.
In the decades since, the family has opened four other branches across the city, making the Fook name familiar to much of New York's Chinese population, even if few families are happy to enlist their services.
Katz's anchors the northern end at Houston and Ludlow, and the Boe Fook funeral home marks the southern end near Canal Street, where the border with Chinatown gets a little blurry.
He would flick V-signs while in the street, use the word "fook" a lot and always be having rows with his brother which sometimes would take hours to resolve.
The judge saw the Look Tin Sing holding reaffirmed in the Gee Fook Sing case and noted further that another part of the Supreme Court's Slaughterhouse Cases opinion said that "it is only necessary that [a man] should be born or naturalized in the United States to be a citizen of the Union".
The store, Fook On Sing Funeral Supplies, on Mulberry Street along what is known in Chinatown as Funeral Row, sells traditional objects of mourning, mostly copies of luxury objects.
And while Western companies continue to move toward the East, Chow Tai Fook, the Hong Kong company, shows no desire to move toward the West.
For either the serious tea aficionado or the curious imbiber, Fook Ming Tong is one of the best tea shops in the SAR, particularly for first-time visitors whose experience with tea does not go much beyond Lipton.
And that story in turn brings me to a pet hate, which is the way journalists from the south of England present the nation's favourite expletive, when uttered by a northerner, as "fook" or "fooking".
