Sentence examples for become a prick from inspiring English sources
It's the Kanye West theory: In 2015, become a prick and just get more popular.
He has become a real prick.
He's even brought his two-year-old son on trips through urban ghettos and rural slums to make sure he didn't become a racist prick.
The relocation camps in which Americans of Japanese background were interned during World War II have become a part of history that pricks the American conscience.
Sow flowers, So your surroundings become a garden Don't sow thorns; for they will prick your feet.
"Sow flowers,/ so your surroundings become a garden./ Don't sow thorns; for they will prick your feet./ We are all one body./ Whoever tortures another, wounds himself".
Good news for diabetics: The painful finger prick tests used to measure blood sugar might become a distant memory.
What pricks the poet's interest, and vice versa, is the presence of a new actress, Elizabeth Barry Samantha Mortonn), to whom he becomes a mentor.
Skin prick test could be performed with a prick-by-prick technique dissolving 1 spoon of sugared gelatin powder in 5 mL of saline solution (non sugared powder tends to became a gel at room temperature) [6].
Angie Gonzalez, wild child from Nestor, Pennsylvania, pricks her finger on a desert dagger and becomes an entirely new creature.
Has he, against all odds, matured and become less of a sniveling prick?
