Sentence examples for Wade from inspiring English sources
"Wade" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it as a noun or a verb. For example: "The river was too deep to wade across." or "John is a skilled wade, and can always find the right path."
At the recent funeral of a Turkish soldier killed by the PKK, a state-appointed imam declared to mourners that "the Armenian bastards" were "responsible" for his death.All this has intensified the pressure on the mildly Islamist prime minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, to wade into northern Iraq soon.
On July 11th and 12th American regulators are expected to meet their Chinese counterparts in Beijing to talk about whether they will be allowed to investigate Chinese firms.Mr Block may have to wade into muddy waters elsewhere.
Some of the script is terrible but at least a dyke can watch it and not have to wade through a bunch of blacked-up lesbians.
Like any show where celebrities are trapped in a confined space for a day, there is a certain amount of how-useless-am-I camera mugging and slapstick to wade through before you get to any actual baking.
I wade through it, watch the snackers and picnickers scattering it about, feel my blood pressure rising, and wish I was a huge fellow with bulging muscles and martial-arts skills so that I could order the stinkers to pick up their rubbish.
In the most shocking footage a woman in her early-20s is filming with her camera until a policeman snatches it and his colleagues wade in.
And yet, despite changing British mores over the decades and a succession of editors, including Rebekah Wade (later Brooks) and David Yelland who were both widely reported before their appointments to consider Page 3 outdated, its position in the paper has until now remained unassailable.
It will be his second return to the Sun, having been signed as a columnist in 2005 by then editor Rebekah Wade as a replacement for his protege Richard Littlejohn.
Australia squad: G Bailey (captain), A Finch, D Christian, N Coulter-Nile, B Cutting, J Faulkner, J Hazelwood, M Henriques, G Maxwell, J Muirhead, C Lynn, M Starc, M Wade, C White.
As Ange Postecoglou prepares to name his preliminary squad for next month's World Cup, the former Socceroos captain Paul Wade has delivered some heartening news for Australia's opponents in Brazil.
US district judge Carlton Reeves on Tuesday sentenced Deryl Paul Dedmon to 50 years; John Aaron Rice to 18½ years; and Dylan Wade Butler to seven years.
