Sentence examples for up the bitch from inspiring English sources

Ms. Quinn, who often publicly pokes fun at her own brassiness, is fully aware of her aggressive tendencies, once bragging in an interview that she could "open up the bitch tap and let the water run".

"A lot of porn out there isn't about having fun, but more like 'smack up the bitch' or 'I'm going to punish f**k her'," she says.

Herzog pulled up outside the bitch's house.

De Vries never had much of a public face and probably subscribed to the observation he'd made in "The Mackerel Plaza": "One dreams of the goddess Fame and winds up with the bitch Publicity".

Roth would probably agree with the American humorist Peter De Vries who observed, of American literary life, that "one dreams of the goddess Fame – and winds up with the bitch Publicity".

Now, more than 50 years after he began to write, the author of The Counterlife and American Pastoral might agree with Peter De Vries, who observed of American literary life that 'one dreams of the goddess Fame - and winds up with the bitch Publicity'.

It is not only misogynist but voices its misogyny with maximum venom: "Lock her up," "Hang the bitch," "Hillary sucks more than Monica".

The show itself is a slowburner: it starts with a thoughtful solo by the female lead, Wendla (Charlotte Wakefield), and builds for about 15 minutes to the first big tear-it-up number, The Bitch of Living, which earned cheers from both young and older audience members.

He's so pumped up by the bitch-goddess, success that he does yoga exercises while frantically puffing on a cigarette.

When we got back to Jacksonville I ended up stealing the bitches' CD.

Obama stood up to the bitch-slapping bully of Republicanism, man to man, right in the eye.