Sentence examples for folks which from inspiring English sources
The way Yelp works is very counterintuitive to a lot of folks, which is the source of the problem.
"We take safety very seriously as do our maintenance folks, which is why our safety record is so solid," she said.
"I'm trying to use euphemisms here, trying to avoid saying there was no television for black folks, which they knew was for them".
Because the hazard of genealogical research isn't that you'll find scallywags, rapscallions and miscreants in your family tree; it's that you'll find a bunch of ordinary folks, which as the mania for genealogy spreads will make you death at parties.
Indeed, ask experienced theater folks which performers might compare to Mr. Mitchell, and the names that surface are from decades past, including Richard Kiley during the 1960's and others from even further back than that.
Lewis's warm relationship with Miss Duckie left him with two legacies: an ability to deal with white folks, which served him well when he organized his fellow streetcar-track repairmen into a union in the nineteen-seventies, and a lifelong affinity for the Jews.
Someone called it "bedroom folk," which sounds about right.
Consequently, Wilberforce knew little of the hardships nor of the affection from common folk which was the lot of John Wesley.
Like true travelling circus folk – which is what comedians are at heart – you do itch to move on.
Mr Davies had previously written the drama Queer As Folk, which chronicles the lives of three gay men living in Manchester.
Its first production was the multi-award-winning Queer as Folk, which Guardian critics named the 13th best drama series of all time.
