Sentence examples for to hag from inspiring English sources

Sherman, 57, has become everything from career woman to clown, beauty to hag, doll to dead, playing with disguise and stereotypes.

If you don't know how he gets home and/or when he has to get home, ask him to hag out in advance.

I look forward to "Hag! Hottie!" and "Wineglass!

Only now can I see how terrible my attitude was, but I told him that he didn't need to play grandson to every prairie hag.

BCMP11 was homologous to hAG-2 (Genbank entry NM006408.2), an uncharacterised human protein encoded by a cDNA cloned from the MCF-7 breast cancer cell line (Thompson and Weigel, 1998) and localised to chromosomal band 7p21.3 (Petek et al, 2000).

The hAG-3 sequence is not linked to hAG-1, which lies on chromosome 1, but is in the same genomic segment as hAG-2 (Petek et al, 2000), transcribed from the same DNA strand and separated by approximately 60 kb of genomic DNA.

More recently, we have seen a variety of disparaging terms adopted with pride, from "fag" and "dyke" by homosexuals, to "crone" and "hag" by members of some neo-pagan groups.

I'm not sure which word she took greater offense to: "fag," or "hag".

Earlier this week, Pittsburgh radio host Jim Quinn referred to the speaker on his program as "this bitch"; last week, syndicated radio host Neal Boortz opined "how fun it is to watch that hag out there twisting in the wind".

Should be ready in time to have a taste of the summer on Christmas day, raising a glass to the hag who let you have her elderflower many months before.

The control room, carpeted in gray, is dominated by an immaculate twenty-four-track console, on which is a plaque reading "YOUR BEER ON MY CONSOLE IS YOUR INVITATION TO LEAVE — HAG".