Sentence examples for to idiot from inspiring English sources
noun
A person of low general intelligence.
From skilled sniper to idiot in a few minutes.
"With my experience of social media, I thought that idiots were going to idiot," she says.
You're free falling right through fogyhood, from Sage to Idiot in record time.
They teach grammar to idiot reporters who could not tell a dangling participle from the future subjunctive.
"With my experience of social media, I thought that idiots were going to idiot," she said in an interview with the Observer.
Mark McGhee, the new Dons manager, appreciates that, conceding he has gone from "legend to idiot" after his first game in charge.
That taught him to stick to "idiot-proof assets", he now quips, with such high margins that even big setbacks can be survived.In this section The salesman of Brazil Breaking up is so very hard, Yahoo!
They collaborated with him and stage designer Es Devlin on a multimedia piece for the 2013 Manchester International festival: this time, says Del Naja, his job was to "idiot-proof" the show, and "make sure it had some political coherence, make sure people could understand what we were trying to say".
He compared HP's board to "idiots" when they forced Mr Hurd out.
The following week Maher introduced a new Real Time segment, "Explaining Jokes to Idiots".
I could be in a pub having more fun talking to idiots rather than sitting down and watching idiots perform".
