Sentence examples similar to ass place from inspiring English sources

Easier, in fact, when you consider that you don't have to worry about parking, reservations, or waiting in line at whatever swank-ass place you hope to get into at a moment's notice.

If we can bring across good arguments ("the report") why Europe is (and is going to be) a kick-ass place to invest in start-ups, we are likely to improve the funding situation for European entrepreneurs, which without a shadow of a doubt are currently chasing after a more limited pool of capital than in the U.S. Let's change this together.

SPiN NYC is a weird-ass place.

It's the final touch to this sprawling complex of shacks, caves, tunnels and walkways that the locals know as "Castle Argelaguer", "Josep's Labyrinth", "Can Sis Rals Park" or possibly, "that weird-ass place by the motorway".

It's the final touch to this sprawling complex of shacks, caves, tunnels, and walkways that the locals know as "Castle Argelaguer," "Josep's Labyrinth," "Can Sis Rals Park," or possibly, "that weird-ass place by the motorway".

Then, these top-notch folks in these shiny-ass places assume the role of moral authority.

All in all, however, there are plenty of fun-ass places to drink.

All in all, however, there's plenty of fun-ass places to drink.

The Icelandic Phallological Museum is a modern marvel, one of those weird-ass places you kind of have to check out if you're in Reykjavik and have nothing else to do.

Depending on where you're from you might say "you" or "youse" or "ye" or "piss ass" in place of the general second person pronoun.

Thus, the familiar story of the man who must struggle with the personified current of a river before he can cross it is localized (in Genesis) at the ford of Jabbok simply because that name suggests the Hebrew word abḳ ("struggle"), and Samson's felling of 1,000 Philistines with the jawbone of an ass is placed at Ramath-leḥi because leḥi is Hebrew for "jawbone".