Sentence examples for folk use from inspiring English sources
That such folk use immigration to explain their predicaments is perhaps for lack of other subjects.
The sound score for "Saori's Birthday" has at every moment a mime emphasis, making the action look choreographed in the sense theater folk use when they mean unspontaneous.
A father of young children, Mr. Jones monitors school e-mail lists to try and get a sense of what services average folk use for their personal messages these days.
When bubbles froth, greedy folk use innovations inappropriately to take on exposures that they should not, to manufacture risk rather than transfer it, to add complexity in order to plump up margins rather than solve problems.
What happens when folk use whatever rationale they have come up with to justify the 6Music decision and apply it to other parts of the BBC?" said Bacon on Twitter.
Park House Farm has something for all walkers, with a great campsite by the Swale river, yurts, log cabins and a hot tub (hardier folk use the natural swimming hole below Rainby Force).
"Flamborough folk used to eat a lot of sea birds," says Mike. "Not now".
By people, in other words, as respectably educated folk used to say, "who possessed the background".
Nefarious types can exploit zero-days to spy on, or steal from, folk using the software in question until such flaws are discovered.
Although the women, interestingly, wear soft shoes — there are folk uses of heel and toe in the finale — this is a real ballet.
Then create a guest list to match (including plus-ones for the single folk), using the surgical precision of Dr. Oz as he replaces some bloke's aorta.
