Sentence examples for corr from inspiring English sources
The word "corr" is not standard in written English
It is often used as an abbreviation for "correct" in informal contexts, such as notes or text messages. Example: "Your answer is corr; you got it right!"
He was a great Wash corr, funnier and more acute than Hitchens which took some doing — Jeremy Beecham (@JeremyBeecham) May 7, 2014 Huge turnout @ St John's Smith Sq for Simon Hoggart's memorial event, the occasion redolent with his characteristic wit, warmth & wisdom — Joan Bakewell (@JDBakewell) May 7, 2014 Simon Hoggart memorial this morning.
The tenuous nature of success in this perilous sport was emphasised in the first heat of the other semi-final group, where Brazil's Squel (corr) Stein crashed heavily and was taken away some minutes later in a stretcher.
Corr headed home his ninth goal in his last 12 FA Cup games when he rose high to head home a right wing cross from captain John White.
Corr then headed a left wing cross from Straker against the outside of the left post before Southend sealed their shock win in stoppage time, with Leonard again on target.
But Corr was not to be denied for long and, with 22 minutes on the clock, he put Southend in front.
Andrea Corr, Sharon Rabbitte, Jimmyy's little sister) She didn't sing in it but Corr (above) is arguably the film's most famous alumna, having sold 60 million records with The Corrs in the Nineties.
"What a corr-set!" said the Screws, while the Mirror buried the detail of her 16-inch waist deep into its story as if it were, well, fact.
More outré acts followed towards the decade's end – the Velvet Underground, Steve Reich, Diamanda Galas, Brian Eno and early Genesis ("I mean, right at the very beginning. Not when they got corr-up-ted") – before, in 1978, she moved to Manhattan and patronised nascent hip-hop parties in the Bronx.
One day this spring, Frankel had a meeting in the Manhattan offices of a nutritional-supplement company called Corr-Jensen, to discuss her line of Skinnygirl protein supplements: bars and a shake.
And William Corr, a former lobbyist for an anti-smoking group, is to have a top job at the health department.On January 22nd Mr Obama ordered that the prison at Guantánamo Bay be closed within a year.
Another not-very-thin end of the wedge.An article in the Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law of November 1999, by Christopher Corr and Judd Lawler, reports on what "appears to be the first non-resident foreign national to be indicted for violating the FCPA".
