Sentence examples for folks always from inspiring English sources

Joe: "Yes, suh, white folks always said I was white.

White folks always pooh-poohed whatever we were saying.

"The white folks always ran Ferguson anyway," said Howard.

Some folks always want a short answer, and never more detail than they need at the minute.

"Folks always have the basics, but they've been adding things like crab cakes, chitlins, seafood salads and pigs' feet," he said.

Asked to name the most important factor in the mortgage-selection process, more than 80 percent of the respondents cited cost, a response "that goes without being said," Mr. Hautop said, given that "folks always want the lowest price".

And boxing folk always refer to this fight as Hagler-Hearns, not Hearns-Hagler.

Stallholders are great Yorkshire folk always ready to chat, offering cooking tips and advice – whether you want it or not.

His lowest payment was the reported €2.6m fee United also paid on behalf of Pogba for negotiating his reported £8.6m annual salary – the business of representing the player that naive football folk always thought was an agent's actual role.

On one level the story may simply be a parable or tale invented by the bards, one that has a moral to pass on to ordinary folk - always be prepared, do not over indulge and so on.

Between draws and the points system, this helps to keep the carny folk always just barely equalling out, always indentured their employers.