Sentence examples for the sarge from inspiring English sources
verb
To go out and engage women in order to pick them up
The Sarge, it seems, is something of an amateur photographer.
The sarge is hurt bad, and he has a few thousand pounds crushing down on him.
Antonio is behind the sarge, and Chris is bringing up the rear.
Dominick and I and the sarge just make it around the corner, but Antonio doesn't.
"They called it that because a man would rather go there than pay alimony," the Sarge said.
Here's one, from Chris Garland: "When the Sarge said last week 'You're Getting Spurs', I bought a cowboy hat".
Unlike the thuggish soldiers who ransack Proffy's house (a resistance subplot whispers ineffectually in the background), the philosophical sarge is studying the Book of Samuel and wants to improve his Hebrew.
The book, "Sarge: The Life and Times of Sargent Shriver" by Scott Stossel, gives us a glimpse of the reality of war in its description of a harrowing sea battle that erupted off Guadalcanal on the night of Nov. 14, 1942: "The foremast was hit.
The Vice-President said that in the first panel of the strip the character Sarge is dining at a fancy restaurant.
On Aug. 14, Mattel had to recall 436,000 small toy cars based on the character Sarge from the movie "Cars," because they contained lead paint.
In a double-barreled announcement, the company said it was recalling 436,000 Chinese-made die-cast toy cars depicting the character Sarge from the animated film "Cars" because they are covered with lead paint.
