Sentence examples for mick from inspiring English sources
noun
(offensive slang) an Irishman
She's a really bright girl and perhaps she saw herself as someone who takes the mick a little bit.
If you read the text that accompanies the pictures they often take the mick or tell you a funny anecdote from the day".
Our thoughts are mainly with Mick and what he's gone through".
"The main emotion is one of sadness for Mick because he's a wonderful coach who has really been put through the ringer," he said.
"Best I've seen since Roger Byrne," reckoned the Joy of Six's dad's Uncle Mick - not much of an accolade on the face of it, given a period of only ten years, but the comparison was intended as the highest compliment.
North Melbourne will almost definitely lay a heavy smack-down on 'Friendless' Mick Malthouse and his rag-tag bunch of beaten-up Blues.
If Mark Warburton's Brentford can be a little up and down, Mick McCarthy's low budget Ipswich are stumbling after winning only one of their past five matches while Aitor Karanka's Middlesbrough also seem to have hit a wall, losing three of their last five.
His absence from the X Factor judging panel has been compared to the "Rolling Stones without Mick Jagger".
The AEC has appointed former federal police commissioner Mick Keelty to head up an independent inquiry into the lost ballot papers, but what could happen over the next few weeks could drastically change the balance of power in the new Senate.
He joined Scargill and Mick McGahey, president and vice-president of the NUM, to make up the triumvirate at the head of the union during that bitter dispute.
Rather than the sober dark suit, conservative tie and pristinely polished shoes Mick Wallace brings some colour to the normally dull surroundings of Irish main parliamentary chamber, the Dail.
