Sentence examples for dork on from inspiring English sources

Dork on, Tim.

If you go to bed at 11, you're probably the biggest dork on campus.

Del Rey looked like a nervous dork on national TV; she looked like a bored, arrogant dork with hints of outright disdain for her audience at the Bowery Ballroom, in December.

The Needak Rebounder -- $250; www.needak-ebounders.com -- is a trampoline small enough to fold up and fit in a special purse so that you can look like a dork on the road, too.

Dork on.

Jeebus, I sound like a total dork on the home answering machine.

"Look at the two dorks on their honeymoon," she said.

We're cheapskates, but we don't want the cork dorks on the next table to know that.

The other dorks on the debate team thought he was a master debater and a "sort of stud" with girls on the debate circuit.

Comfort seems to be a dirty word in restaurant design circles these days, but after a long, damp trek from the railway station (you try getting a taxi in Dorking on a wet Friday evening), it's pure pleasure to collapse into Sorrel's plump, velvety banquettes and be spoiled rotten for a couple of hours.

The first meetings were being held in Dorking on Monday and Oxted on Friday.