Sentence examples for as the jack from inspiring English sources

As the jack began to spiral down again, shrieking some official code, she glared at the crowd, wishing there was another way she could do this.

Described as "an impetuous and daring young fellow," the stout, thickset 23-year-old with a dark complexion and beard resembled a familiar face on playing cards: he was popularly known throughout the regiment as the "Jack of Clubs".

Last month, Urban Dictionary was cited in a financial restitution case in Wisconsin, where an appeals court was reviewing the term "jack" because a convicted robber and his companion had referred to themselves as the "jack boys".

Unknown to them but very obvious to us, a sinister masked figure is coming from behind to kill them both and leave behind calling cards announcing the assassin as the Jack of Diamonds Killer.

But if it is the 7 or 8, twice as likely as the jack, it is essential to cash the diamond queen and then lead a club to the 9 or 10.

For four years, the land, known as the Jack Morrow Hills, has been off limits to energy exploration, while the Bureau of Land Management tried to come up with a plan to balance conservation and development.

'Now roll one of your woods so it ends up as near to the jack as you can.

Dr. Ostfeld described the white-footed mouse as "the jack-of-all-trades mouse, at home in forest, field or your basement".

She danced half the night at such places as the Jack-o'-Lantern, and, starting when she was sixteen, entered competitions and began working as a backup behind singers.

That's thanks in no small measure to the sublime, Tony-laureled performance of James Corden as the jack-of-all-trades in 1960s London trying to keep his employers' lives on track, and himself out of trouble.

Although it began as a vehicle for Lisa Bonet, the focus became a loving, sparring romantic couple: Kadeem Hardison as the geeky Dwayne Wayne and Jasmine Guy as the Jack-and-Jill princess Whitley Gilbert.