Sentence examples for prick i from inspiring English sources

I saw your prick, I said.

"Beloved Papa was no total prick," I said quietly, nodding in affirmation.

The first use of the word "blow job" occurs not in Tad Friend's "Remake Man," from 2003, but in Mary Gaitskill's "Turgor," a 1995 short story about a casual encounter between a female Berkeley professor and a younger man: "Actually, you remind me of a real prick I used to be involved with about ten years ago — not that you're a prick or anything.

In a letter to Robert Conquest, published posthumously in his selected letters, Larkin called Seth's work "a load of crap" and wrote a not entirely fair pastiche: "Outside, a dog barks/Swinging from your prick I muse/On Wang-Lei's lyrics".

Aras Basmacigil Ha, no! Imagine what sort of a level of prick I'd have to be to go: "Yes, I do consider myself the equal of those".

I was there minding me own, watching telly.' 'Right, I see.' 'Unluckily for this prick, I'm quite handy myself, so I knocked the little one down fast and took this prick out into the garden in a headlock and beat him to a pulp.

Rather than work for those pricks, I instead pointed out to urthshu that, contrary to his "joking around" theory, both Darleen and Big Bang Hunter clearly believed that "Bosniak" is some sort of crazy made-up word; urthshu conceded the point and asked me in a civil manner what I thought about the debate.

Transcriptome analysis (RNA-seq) was here used as a powerful tool to compare responses of the red flour beetle T. castaneum to oral and pricking (i. e. systemic) infection with B. thuringiensis.

Shit: I'm a prick on Facebook, and I bet you're one too.

Sure, like my man William Shakespeare said, 'If you prick me, I will bleed', so I put my pants on one leg at a time.

But there's always some point where my eyes don't just prick, where I find myself suddenly weeping, full-on.