Sentence examples for it's kos from inspiring English sources

If you report anything in prison you're deemed a snitch and it's KOS – kill on sight – for snitches.

The smugglers point Apetey to a Greek island in the distance – he doesn't know if it's Kos, Samos or Lesbos because he has no map – but he boasts of reaching the target in 17 minutes flat.

That's probably as it should be: Ko looks to the future, ignoring the old rules and beckoning epicures open to new ones.

(It should be "Kos-CHUS-ko").

Whether it's Peter Serpico at Ko, Kevin Pemoulie and Scott Garfinkel at Noodle Bar, Tien Ho at Ssam Bar, or Christina Tosi at Milk Bar, we feel very lucky and fortunate to be in the position to open up restaurants and help people express themselves.

But it was no KO for Mrs Clinton, and all Mr Obama needed to do tonight was refrain from sounding truly unhinged, anyway.9 53 : Damn Mr Purple, you must be clinging hard to guns and religion.9 52 : This one feels like a clear win for Mrs Clinton, though with an assist from the moderators.9 51 : Again: how is it remotely true that she's spent a lifetime "empowering people"?

Now, they're likely to be more expensive, so it's not a total KO or anything, but if you're putting together an SSD-based server or workstation, you might want to wait for the results on this one to come back before you place your order.

In a general election to stop the far-right takeover of America, it's Clinton by a KO.

Together with our FACS data, it's clear that OPN KO mice are protected from HFD-induced adipose tissue macrophage infiltration and inflammation.

The track is Ko-Ko, Parker's intuitive remake of the Ray Noble tune, Cherokee.

"We're just cutting out the middleman," said Sam Gelman, a sous-chef at Momofuku Ko. "It's you eating and me cooking".