Sentence examples for a prick for from inspiring English sources

An album provisionally titled Kurt Kobain was changed to Prick, Kurt being "a prick" for dying and ruining Melvins' plans.

I was a prick for most of the 90s, and I think my supposedly funny writings of the period probably went the same wandering way as my standup.

We've all known Bill Cosby was a prick for a long time, so I don't know what to tell you".

Suddenly that person you were sleeping with who you thought was hot because they wrote sad poems in biro and dressed a bit like King Krule will seem like a prick for exactly the same reason.

Take enough London buses and you'll know there are exactly two types of people who'll ever address the driver: vexed old biddies cursing them out when the route is diverted, or drunk people calling them a prick for not letting them and their kebab on without an Oyster card.

If he/she agrees, a capillary blood sample will be taken from a finger prick for thick blood film microscopy and hemoglobin concentration assessments.

Children with fever or a history of fever and positive RDT who are interested to participate into the study will be referred to the study staff and after informed consent is obtained, a capillary blood sample will be taken from a finger prick for thick blood film and measurement of hemoglobin concentration.

Holt wrote that Ferdinand had called him a "fat prick" for arguing that the Manchester United player had not recognised that a missed test should be regarded as a failed test.

Furthermore, blood was obtained with a finger prick, for immediate analysis of total cholesterol, HDL-c, triglycerides and glucose with a portable LDX analyser (Cholestech Corporation, Hayward, CA, USA).

Serious wounds would also fall under grievous bodily harm, but some qualifying wounds (a pin prick, for example) are very minor.

He played a prick and was nominated for an Oscar.