Sentence examples for those pricks from inspiring English sources

"If you're on an independent record label now, not once do any of those pricks come up with an exciting idea.

We could not have been more immersed in Japan, I thought, when a sudden burst of cackling laughter creased the wrinkled country faces around us. "Look at those pricks!" one of the oldest ladies in the bath shrieked.

Just when you think the characters that inhabit Stelfox's world - the "chang-addled" drum'n'bass superstar struggling to record his second album, the chattering A&R contingent who arrive at The Dublin Castle en masse - are far too implausible, you think: hang on, I interviewed that guy, or, I endured a train journey with those pricks.

Pauline Hanson strode across the grass in Brisbane, spotlight trained on her, rugged up in a brightly coloured winter coat against a Queensland winter little more vengeful than a gentle breeze, ready to be disdained by the working press, a familiar ritual which that only endears the One Nation leader to her rusted-on supporters: plucky Pauline, giving those pricks of journos a good kicking.

Only those pricks over there would do something like this," said Josh.

Now let me get back to my letter to those pricks because I know they are reading this now!

After five days of waiting for my doctor's insisted third test results--if I were a woman in a Victorian novel, this would be the point where I'd "taken to bed --I called my doctor and suggested I go bed --I and take one of those prick tests, with results that come bed --I about 20 minutes.

"Look at those foreigners' pricks!" "Ooh, aren't gaijin white!" another exclaimed, as though she had never seen anything so grotesque in her life.

We all hate those peacocking pricks.

Of course, those meddling pricks at the council kicked up a stink.

There's nothing ostensibly damaging inherent to the practice of man-spreading, but it is an example of one of those tiny pricks that have devastating cumulative effects on women.