Sentence examples for as a pom from inspiring English sources

Within 24 hours of arriving, I'd of course been referred to as a "pom".

England have already lost the series, and as a Pom working in the Guardian's Australian office you can probably guess at the level of piss taking that's already been directed my way.

This isn't necessarily an entirely self-interested decision on Robert's part – though as a "Pom", the protection of Ivan would be useful – but Ivan embodies a rageful, wounded certainty that starts to appeal, dangerously, to Robert, who in his own way has also lost his home.

The Pomeranian (often known as a Pom or Pom Pom) is a breed of dog of the Spitz type, named for the Pomerania region in Central Europe (today part of northern Poland and eastern Germany).

The ships were intended to carry four 10-barreled mountings for the 40 mm QF 2-pounder Mk VIII gun (commonly known as a pom-pom), two abaft the funnels and two at the stern.

This Saturday, the downtown choreographer Sue Hogan (who started out as a championship pom-pom girl) débuts her satirical dance-theatre performance piece "Unison Fetish," set among the Magnolia crowds.

Smith would concede - in fact has conceded several times, without any danger of being recognised as a reasonable Pom in the Aussie press - that his players should have responded more resolutely to those key decisions going against them.

"I mean, they run down and dunk," Ms. Schuller, 74, said of the men's team as she waved a pom-pom to a rap song by Coolio.

Fauna also affects the distribution of organic matter in the soil profile and determine whether litter decomposes on the soil surface or as POM bound to soil particles, which substantially affects the microbial community and the rate of decomposition.

"What you as a consumer of POM need to know is that the F.T.C. judge agreed that POM Wonderful 100% Pomegranate Juice and POMx do provide significant health benefits," the ad says.

Pink saw his new album, "pom pom," as a maturation.