Sentence examples for it's po from inspiring English sources

The "basic need," he wrote in a memo to Haldeman in late September, "is not PR — it's PO".

"The one who wrote that has never been down yon".' It's po-faced.

"Alternative comedy had got to a place where it was po-faced and not very funny," he says.

Some people, mainly men of a similar age to Scudamore, 54, argue that his emails, including the passing-on of jokes about "big titted broads" on his work address, are knockabout stuff and it is po-faced to assert otherwise.

It could be Po, LaLa, Dipsy, or Tinky-Winky.

It's the po-po!

Duggle Dee (red) is Po's fuckless child, Nin (purple) is a Tinky Winky clone.

For instance, I am 90% certain that Sue won't be offered the job (~O), and think it only 10% likely that she will decline the offer (D) if it is made, that is pO(D) = 10%.

While it's hardly po-faced, Dead Rising 3 feels like the narrative stakes are significantly higher than those in previous iterations.

His election will be a green light for every police chief in the country to go back to the repressive practices of the past"..@melhoshy yes it's a po-mo coup.

Inevitably, sometimes you'll hit a day of joy – Cornish fish in tempura-light batter with aïoli made with smoked garlic; razor clams with a rubble of migas-like breadcrumbs spiked with morcilla – and sometimes it's more po-faced: cold, tough blackface lamb with a weaselly green sauce; smoked mackerel served jarringly hot, its cucumber salad devoid of the promised horseradish.