Sentence examples for geek by from inspiring English sources

Although they drink and enjoy wine, neither Mr. Urbach nor Ms. Diller is a wine geek by any stretch, which they said helped them retain a useful perspective on the topic.

The Anonymous video quickly went viral, not least because of its placement on a local Steubenville Big Red sports fan website that another Anonymous member/comics geek by the handle of "BatCat", had hacked in to.

"He would have been a real geek by today's standards, but he was the smartest man I've ever known," said Mrs. Beazley, 79, who with her husband's encouragement held management positions at Gulf Oil and Elf Aquitaine back when such jobs usually required a Y chromosome.

THE act of imagination required of Alan Alda, a gray-haired gent of 69 with seven grandchildren and a knack for indulging his inner geek by building them Web sites, to morph into Shelley (The Machine) Levene, the despicably desperate salesman at the warped heart of David Mamet's "Glengarry Glen Ross," is imminent.

Yet, Sachin Sahel, from the CW's hit The 100 has a calming aura about him with a wry sense of humor and touch of "geek" (by his own admission) woven into the fabric of who he is and what does.

Remember, you're not a geek by choice or because you were deluded by claims that "girls love geeks".

I get the feeling that they are scared of being considered geeks by their medical peers, and lean over backwards to fall in with the more luddite views of their colleagues.

A lot of people believe in [the] stereotype, but we hope that The Big Bang Theory is changing the way people think of nerds and geeks by showing them having active social lives and relationships.

The first message appeared in the trade press – in PC Magazine and Laptop and the like – the advertisements were a step removed from the two ads above: for geeks, by geeks.

Also in the Fall pipeline: Cane, a Cuban run at The Sopranos starring Jimmy Smits; Moonlight, a romantic vampire thriller; and The Big Bang Theory, a comedy about genius geeks by Two and a Half Men's Chuck Lorre.

Does anybody remember the DVD I blogged that was supposed to cure shyness in geeks by letting them look at 50 different girls over a time span of 96 minutes?