The word "mike" is correct in written English.
It can be used as either a proper noun to refer to a specific person or thing, or as a slang term meaning a microphone. Example sentence: Mike just got a new mike to use at his next gig.
Just in case his bowling wasn't embarrassing enough … — mike selvey (@selvecricket) January 31 , 2014Jade Dernbach might learn one day that there are times when it is best just to button it.
While black-garbed goths talked of death and the afterlife, hip-hop artists lived in close proximity to actual death, then were killed, and had their records reissued – perhaps they even knew how it would pan out from the moment they picked up a mike.
Mike has a darting intelligence, a keen sense of humour.
Mike marvels at how times have changed for homosexuals in the metropolitan first world: "It is unbelievable, we have made such progress.
15 MIKE BROWN 7/10 His previous game at Twickenham ended with a sore head but happily he made a full recovery.
Speaking of the new hire, former chief executive Gordon Bell said: "I leave it in good hands and I wish Mike every success in the future".
Although there was disappointment that neither Mike Leigh's much-fancied Topsy-Turvy, Anthony Minghella's The Talented Mr Ripley, nor Neil Jordan's The End of the Affair made it into the frame for best picture, the Brits did well overall.
You have to hand it to Reggie Bush.
Admiral Mike Mullen, chairman of the US joint chiefs of staff, made clear that Zawahri remained high on the U.S. list of hunted militants.
A Madison police department spokesman, Joel DeSpain, told the Guardian that the chief of police, Mike Koval, went to visit Robinson's family the night of the shooting.
Photograph: Mike Bowers Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 10.41am AEST01 41 There is a little bit more honest assessment by Liberal backbenchers of their own legislation in the senate this morning.
