Sentence examples for prick prick from inspiring English sources

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

runs off with even more zeal when the street lamps come on prick-prick as they chase after it    .

The prick-prick procedure, which involves dipping the tip of the skin lancet into a cut portion of the fresh fruit and then pricking the skin with the fruit residue, was used in testing the fruits.

Pricking, pricking, pricking.

"He was a prick – a psychopathic prick," says Robinson.

An album provisionally titled Kurt Kobain was changed to Prick, Kurt being "a prick" for dying and ruining Melvins' plans.

A wicket goes down and out comes this little prick Fletcher ("prick", it quickly became apparent, was a term of some endearment to Thommo, and he used it gently, almost with fondness).

And there's something frankly cathartic about watching Bee simply call a prick a prick during a Republican primary that has been a parade of genital humor: all those "Schlong Hillary 2016" T-shirts and the bleeding-from-her-wherever jokes.

The unaffected leg — the left one — and the right leg above where he wished to have it amputated showed a normal response: the graph at first shot upward with each prick, but with further pricks it ceased to rise, then began to flatten out, indicating that Jamieson's nervous system was getting used to the stimulus.

(Plus, Louise, who's eleven, does a terrific impression of Aniston telling Vaughn, "I'm not spending one more second of this life with some inconsiderate prick! You're a prick!") Speaking of which, on Saturday, we did viewing of a different sort: we attended the bris, or Jewish ritual circumcision, of our eight-day-old cousin Jason.

I'm sorry to be such a prick, but paradise would make pricks of us all.