Sentence examples for upon thanks from inspiring English sources

Her unreconstructed Liverpool accent – in a decade when Scouse was beginning to be looked down upon thanks to its association with mass unemployment – led to Blind Date's catchphrases "chuck" and "lorra, lorra laughs".

If female sexuality is a "dark continent" (thanks, Freud), and their physical body a blank canvas for meaning to be written upon (thanks, GCSE History of Art reading list), then the high-profile and high-powered male genital area is the darkest, blankest space of all.

That didn't go unremarked upon, thanks to among others A Tribe Called Quest's incendiary performance, Paris Jackson's nod to #NoDAPL, and Laverne Cox's reference to Gavin Grimm, a Virginia teenager at the center of the nation's legal battle over discriminatory bathroom laws.

Thanks thanks thanks.

This is when scientists at Kew Royal Botanical Gardens first set eyes upon it, thanks to Google Earth's satellite maps.

At the same time, they promised that the framework would be completely free to developers upon release, thanks to a few "huge hardware vendors" taking interest.

While those mobile games have slowly come into their own, the control schemes that are forced upon us thanks to the advent of the touchscreen leave much to be desired.

This success has been built upon since, thanks to Chief Macha's influence, and other parts of the district, province and country are attaining ODF status, where each household builds and uses a toilet.

At his victory celebration at the Marriott, Nagin breezed up to the microphone and lavished thanks upon President Bush for what will, if it ever arrives, amount to between ten and twenty per cent of what the city originally believed would be coming.

Thus spake the Prophet Shambles, blessings and peace be upon her: "Dave, thanks for the Chickens.

Both had their experiences in the American West to draw upon but felt, thanks to Lucky Luke, Jerry Spring and Blueberry, that the market for Westerns was already crowded.