The word 'aliens' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to extraterrestrial beings or foreign people who are not citizens of the country you are in. For example, "The government has imposed certain restrictions on aliens entering the country."
Now we know why Cain thinks the idea of electrocuting illegal aliens is funny.
Despite delivering well-aimed punches on Darling's lack of detail about future tax powers and Scotland's viability outside the UK, the first minister flailed on his "plan B" proposals for a currency now that the UK parties had vetoed a deal on the pound, relying on poorly judged quips about no campaigners worrying about aliens invading Scotland.
If aliens were to land in India today they would be greeted by a bewildering spectacle – while hordes of film buffs gather outside cinemas to see the latest Bollywood blockbuster, an angry mob waves saffron-coloured flags and calls for the arrest of the movie's hero for allegedly defaming Hinduism.
All of it, I think as I arrive in the waiting room to meet Nick, and look around at the laminated pictures of friendly aliens and animals.
The aliens are voiced by Monty Python members, and Terry Jones directs and co-writes.
Elsewhere in Q's interview, James states that he "pretty much believes" in aliens, the Illuminati, and magic.
The provisions operate to effect the removal of unauthorised maritime arrivals (UMAs) from Australia and are therefore laws with respect to a class of aliens.
This special kingdom had a mile-long metal walkway built on giant concrete pillars and was surrounded by huge metal statues of aliens or 'unreal dudes' as one DJ, a kid from Moscow called Kirsil, described them to us.
President Barack Obama is a "Marxist-Leninist" hell-bent on destroying freedom – a dictator who lights his cigarettes with smouldering copies of the constitution as he invites brown-skinned aliens to overrun the country, and imposes socialism upon us all.
Nevertheless, each subplot this year feels fleshed out and infinitely more satisfying than the scattershot kitchen sinkery of Asylum and Coven, what with their zombies, aliens, demons, mutants and Stevie Nicks-es.
As Whedon points out, "We have gods, we have tech, we have aliens, and SHIELD's been around since at least world war two, so there's a lot of history there to explore, plenty to uncover and plenty of fallout for our team to have to deal with".
