Sentence examples for creeps of from inspiring English sources
"Of course Scientology attracts all the creeps of the cosmos," he wrote in a 1959 letter to Allen Ginsberg.
They settled in Forest Hills, Queens, where Douglas met the future members of the Ramones, described in "Lobotomy" as "the obvious creeps of the neighborhood".
So will many of the policies.In this section A hunted man The creeps of wrath Ploughing on Pious, loyal and unhappy Islam in tartan When parents don't Thin end of the wedge There is no alternative Reprints Related items Gordon Brown: A hunted manMay 7th 2009Conviction and confusionOne nostalgic motif may be confrontation with trade unions.
On May 6th Mr Balls published his response to Lord Laming's findings.In this section A hunted man The creeps of wrath Ploughing on Pious, loyal and unhappy Islam in tartan When parents don't Thin end of the wedge There is no alternative ReprintsAmong the mostly sensible proposals were some intended to mitigate the consequences of that earlier review.
With movie producer Harvey Weinstein facing mounting allegations of sexual harassment and assault, Bee used another segment to send a direct message to the "creeps of Hollywood".
The history of all nations is littered with rent-a-creeps of his description.
Was it discontentment, the creep of some low-level depression?
It's a safeguard for the creep of subjectivity.
Creep of Crystals (Cambridge Univ. Press, Cambridge, 2005).
Glen, J. W. The creep of polycrystalline ice.
