Sentence examples for to dork from inspiring English sources

So what is Ms. McGuire's reaction to dork day? "We're neutral," she said.

Get ready to dork out about a vampy (get it?) makeup line inspired by the fantasy series.

Sierra makes a dumb move, she says to Dork and Debbie Vader, "I will walk out of this game right now, if you tell me you didn't say [what they did, in fact, say]!" What did she expect?

Sierra refers to Dork Vader and Principal Mealymouth as being up "____ creek," CBS having blanked her out and blurred her mouth, so that the 12 people in America who don't know the term Shit Creek will remain blissful in their ignorance.. Sierra tells Jeff the whole truth about what happened at camp.

He took over Cartier London after the war, when he moved back to Dorking.

The 4G signal now ranges south to Dorking, north to Harlow, and from Dartford in the east to Windsor in the west.

After spending his early years in New York, he moved to Dorking, Surrey, in 1925, when his father took over the management of Cartier London.

Sarin received £500,000 to cover the costs of moving back to the US, while it cost Friends Provident £370,000 to move its new chief executive from Edinburgh to Dorking in Surrey.

The Wallace family moved several times, from Inner London to the outer borough of Barking, to Grays in Essex, and then south to Dorking, Surrey, to the outer borough of Croydon, to Godalming, Surrey, then to Parkstone and finally Broadstone, both in Dorset.

To those naysayers who think video calling isn't important: Logitech and Cisco aren't making their money on selling to dorks who love Google.

Everton spent the week before the match in the spa town of Buxton, and travelled to Dorking on the eve of the match.