This has always been one of the immutable laws of civilization, from that asshole who point-blank pepper-sprayed those kids at UC Davis to the jerks who hammered Christ onto the cross and then went out to drink passum or whatever.
For example: "Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers, how many peppers did Peter Piper... blank".
In Philadelphia, pepper pots like Mr. Blank's, without roux or file, but with peppery heat, tripe or turtle and sometimes dumplings, are attributable to the city's large 18th-century population of West Indians.
She was then sprayed in the face at "point-blank range" with a dose of pepper spray so large that it is intended for crowd control.
A pro-democracy activist being pepper-sprayed at point blank range in Hong Kong.
"My generation inherited this blank canvas," said Mr. Fábrega, his salt-and-pepper hair fluttering slightly in the Audi's air-conditioning.
A video of a September 2007 encounter shows an inmate face down and surrounded by correction officers when a large dose of pepper spray was fired "at point-blank range" in his face.
I accidentally dropped my pepper shaker last night, it landed on a blank sheet of paper, and, low and behold, the spilled pepper formed the visage of a famous person.
Brush lemon slices, onion and zucchini blanks with olive oil and sprinkle with sea salt and freshly ground pepper.
If you rush up to a quiet-type and start peppering him with a million questions, you're more likely to get a blank stare and a bunch of one-word answers than a good conversation.
NYPD policy clearly states that "[d]eadly force will be used ONLY as a last resort", yet Carter fired point-blank at David instead of utilizing a less-than-lethal weapon such as a Taser or pepper spray.
