Sentence examples for freaks- from inspiring English sources

So obviously should have lowlife freaks such as Jimmy Savile, long ago described by Anthony Burgess as "the most evil man in Britain".

(If dating is all about hooking you up with freaks, Tinder just gives you faster access to them).

What freaks out the cartel is this: The broadcasters have enjoyed a revenue stream in recent years from cable and satellite companies that retransmit local stations to their own customers, sending money back to the local stations, which in turn pay the networks for some programming.

All it says is 'Disappear Here' and even though it's probably an ad for some resort, it still freaks me out a little and I step on the gas really hard and the car screeches as I leave the light.

Its twilight tour of the city, which is the "most extreme" it offers, invites you to "meet the freaks that come out at night" as you explore a sci-fi-style bunker used by hackers, stumble through ruined buildings and drop by squat houses and industrial complexes.

In Heritage's bleak view of our capital city, anonymity is the goal; strangers are potential bores or frightening freaks, and conversation is an intrusion into one's own internal monologue or the next level of Angry Birds.

In fact, for all the characterisation of ministers and Whitehall officials as control-freaks, one of the main reasons why most council spending is funded centrally is to ensure that vital services reflect local need, rather than simply the size of the local tax base.In any case, not all of the powers removed from councils have been taken to the centre.

"It was a freak 25 minutes," said Strachan.

Sparky, mucho freaked-out, reverts to depression, alcohol and the obsessive licking of his anal region.

Like a freak storm, the eurozone crisis has swept over this land, leaving despair and destruction in its wake: almost no household has not felt the effects of wage and pension cuts (slashed by an average 40%), soaring taxes and unemployment that at 26.7% is the highest in the EU and unprecedented in Greece's post-war history.

Her brand of high-impact aerobics, mixed with her extraordinary career reinventions – from Barbarella film star, to political campaigner, to exercise supremo – made Jane more than just a fitness freak; for the first time ever, exercise was glamorous.