Sentence examples for he pricks from inspiring English sources
Drinking an orange juice on 8th Avenue just before dawn, he pricks up his ears to the sound of Diana Ross Surrenderr, on the jukebox.
One of the joys of reading Allen's well-researched but never boring 500-page history is that he pricks both camps, taking a critical look at both the anti-vaccinists' championing of pseudo-science and the medical establishment's repeated tendency to downplay the genuine dangers of vaccine side-effects.
He pricks the caged Squirrel with his pen nib.
For those who need surgery, the current gold standards are operations called discectomy (removal of part of the disc) and spinal fusion combined with discography, in which a surgeon watches on screen as he pricks each disc to pinpoint the source of pain.
Fearless, he pricked pretension and saw through humbug.
To eliminate air pockets, he pricked it all over with a multipin gizmo.
Around 6 30 p.m., he pricked a second woman at 34th Street and Broadway.
Rather, he pricked bubbles, unsettled assumptions, and made people feel a lot less secure about who they were.
Celestial Halo made a bit of a mistake at the last, he pricked his ears a bit but kept going to the line".
I refused to check my own blood, but he pricked himself and then did it for me, and he said: 'Hey, I travel.
