Sentence examples for in diss from inspiring English sources

Outside Carrow Road before kick-off a small clutch of Norwich fans could be heard singing "He's big, he's Swiss, he's bought a house in Diss, Timm Klose".

Growing up is hard for The Girl with the Iron Claws, the Wrong Crowd's fairytale that this week is at St George's theatre in Great Yarmouth, Harlow playhouse, the Corn Hall in Diss and the Seagull in Lowestoft.

After the fourth treatment, monthly headache days were reduced from 15.87 (ds ± 3.9) to 4.92 (ds ± 3.24) (p < 0.05), with statistically significant improvement in DISS values (p < 0,05).

Finding deeper meaning in diss tracks and incendiary TMZ clips often seems like a fool's errand.

After a spell in storage on the Bressingham Steam Museum in Diss, Norfolk, 70013 was moved to the Great Central Railway (preserved), following an ownership dispute between Bressingham and the National Railway Museum.

He then affirmed he was not the person who revealed the details of Drake's illegitimate son to Pusha, which Pusha later used in diss track The Story of Adonis.

'The Michael Vaughan lookalike on the Googly website is very impressive, but the blurb is rather unfair in dissing Muse's excellent Queen-inflected albums,' argues Ian Copestake.

7 p.m. 1) Any Way You Slice It Locals usually delight in dissing all things Yale, but for some reason they defer to New Haven when it comes to pizza.

That George Orwell had written a book about it called Homage to Catalonia; that in it he had been spectacularly wrong in dissing the admittedly very weird architect Antoni Gaudí, claimed by the French surrealists, who had designed that enormous penitential church apparently made of melted candle-wax and chicken-guts, the Sagrada Familia.

In "Dissing Wall Street" (Financial Strategy, Mar. 1, p. 108) columnist Gary Shilling's advice that companies fold their investor relations departments could not be more misguided.

Logan answered KSI's challenge, and for most of the year the two have been talking trash on Twitter, in diss-tracks, and at "heated" press conferences.