Sentence examples for going to shank from inspiring English sources

But more often than not, he's going to shank it.

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"That makes life better when you're not worried about, 'Am I going to go shank the first ball if I don't go practice for an hour or so?' " Allen said.

"We really have pretty well proven that we're getting as good a bargain for our legal fees as we're going to get," Shanks said.

It's sort of like when the guard comes by your cell to make sure you're going to sleep and not carving a shank out of a metal spoon or masturbating on your cellmate's head.

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Asked if the group would shut its remaining UK manufacturing operations after Brexit, Shanks said: "Everything is going to be on the table across Europe".

If that was the case, I was going to have to break all journalistic codes and practices and start shanking someone with a bottle of Brooklyn Lager.

"People who can't get it as a book are going to run and get it as an e-book," Ms. Shanks said.

"A shank is very tough, all cartilage, and it's going to taste terrible when someone takes it home".

Picturing a wife in the next room, Shank told him, Just say soy if you're going to bid lower on Meg, and alfalfa if we hit the magic number.