Sentence examples for prick by from inspiring English sources

Clan opens at the funeral of the unpopular Jean-Claude Delcorps – dubbed "the prick" by his family and "a despicable turtle's fart" by his business associates.

The problem with this is not how one congratulates a prick – by wanking it, perhaps – but rather the quotation marks: it is not clear, when it comes to "a walking prick", who exactly is talking.

We had to take his prick by hand, hold it and put it in for him, I swear!' In January 1984, when I first met Fela, at the Russell Hotel in Bloomsbury, central London, I asked him which musician he most respected.

From bus drivers to old noodle shop keepers, everybody in the city is labeled an unfriendly prick by people who've never even visited the city.

Complicating matters, though, is a mercenary outfit called Shoreline, employed by a rich prick by the name of Rafe Adler, who has a complicated history with the Drake brothers and, wouldn't you know it, wants that booty for himself.

He's most infamous for his attacks on the families of the 96 Liverpool fans who died in the 1989 Hillsborough disaster, so is understandably viewed as a bit of a prick by anyone aware of who he is.

Skin prick test could be performed with a prick-by-prick technique dissolving 1 spoon of sugared gelatin powder in 5 mL of saline solution (non sugared powder tends to became a gel at room temperature) [6].

His conscience has been pricked by this failure as much as anything else.

Now, at 57, he finds his career pricked by the thorn of personal misconduct.

Among the many people who have been pricked by his barbs are Mr. Coll and Mr. Robinson.

When Aurora is pricked by Caradoc's black rose, Leo is on top of her.