Sentence examples for smail from inspiring English sources
verb
To send by postal mail.
Mia Ayliffe-Chung, 21, was stabbed at Shelly's Backpackers in Home Hill, southeast of Townsville, on Tuesday night, allegedly by French national Smail Ayad.
The idea is "with the expert help of your therapist or counsellor, you can change the world you are in the last analysis responsible for, so that it no longer cause you distress" – Smail calls this view "magical voluntarism".
Smail and Michael Campbell lead at 22-under 194.
After reviewing the roster of professorships, course offerings, dissertation topics and publications in recent decades, Mr. Smail and Andrew Shryock, a cultural anthropologist at the University of Michigan, concluded that both of their disciplines rarely venture beyond the last 250 years.
American Indians in the Eastern woodlands managed their environment, Mr. Smail added, cutting down trees to create a habitat for deer.
Advocates like Mr. Smail and Mr. Shryock don't disagree; they just want to provoke different questions.
When Judge Smails (Ted Knight), the Waspy leader of Bushwood Country Club, lectures the caddy about mending his ways, his sanctimony almost compels disobedience: "Danny, Danny, there's a lot of, well, badness in the world today.
But when Ryan explains that he's doing things like cutting Medicaid in order to help "the less fortunate get back on their feet" one hears echoes of Judge Smails, in "Caddyshack," explaining that he sentenced young criminals to death because "I felt I owed it to them".
The great Ted Knight, as Judge Smails, called his lucky putter Billy Baroo.
(Note to young chefs: never, ever take that consulting gig, especially if it's offered by an evil-looking moneybags with a withered hand who talks like Judge Smails in "Caddyshack").
If you are new to golf, understanding the Smails character's role in the American game is pivotal.
