Sentence examples for it's pricks from inspiring English sources

I guess it's pricks like them that fuel the media's insane hatred of travelers.

I guess it's pricks like them that fuel the media's insane hatred of travellers.

I think that's why it's pricking people's ears up.

A dog withdraws its foot if it is pricked and a young child his hand if burned; both people and rabbits blink whenever an object is moved rapidly toward their eyes; the feeding behaviour of young infants of virtually all mammalian species consists of sucking elicited by contact with the lips.

The real pleasure of Shaw's play, even if it does creak like a leaky old barge, is just how modern it can seem, whether it is pricking the balloon of morality or hypocrisy.

The thrill of it was pricking you before the story even began; you turned over the title page, and the next page was bare, except for an eight-line chant.

(Morris: "It's all prick, prick, prick. Just dicks, all over the place").

These two verses show the confluence of Philitas' interests in poetry and obscure words: According to Antigonus, the "cactus" was a thorny plant from Sicily, and "When a deer steps on it and is pricked, its bones remain soundless and unusable for flutes.

If he's allergic to it, his skin will swell where it's been pricked.

I hate it when those guys are pricks and don't say hello.

I think they think, 'Oh my god, it's that prick.