Sentence examples for vics from inspiring English sources

It doesn't matter where I am — a funeral for one of my vics, a black-tie opening at the opera where my sicko billionaire suspect has a box — I'm decked out in skin-tight jeans and skimpy tops.

Featuring her headshot, the enormous front-page headline screamed: "Whacked From the Grave: Sammy Bull vics' kin want TV daughter's dough".

Some, like the young, idealistic reporter and the chain-smoking rewrite woman consigned to producing the paper's "Vics and Dicks" column, verge on stereotype, but they don't stick around long enough to become annoying.

It doesn't matter where I am a funeral for one of my vics, a black-tie opening at the opera where my sicko billionaire suspect has a box—I'm decked out in skin-tight jeans and skimpy tops.

By holding out the possibility that the Fox sisters were actually in contact with the spirit world, Ms. Weisberg saps some of the real-life tragedy from their story: two girls who started out playing adolescent pranks on others ended up the unhappiest vics.

During the mid-aughts, Crown Vics proliferated in the Deep South, but police officers weren't driving them.

Oscar and Olivier award-winning in the same year (1999) for Sam Mendes's film American Beauty and The Iceman Cometh at London's Old Vic, Spacey has conquered both mediums.

That should have been After Dido, a collaboration with English National Opera and the Young Vic, staged at the Young Vic.

Personally, I fancy Margaret Tyzack in anything, and Peter O'Toole has a longstanding connection with the Old Vic: it was his Hamlet in the 1950s that got Richard Eyre interested in the theatre.

At the Young Vic this summer, BFT will be performing a new piece, Red Forest, featuring real-life stories from people living in war zones, in dictatorships and in unjust and unequal societies across the globe.

David Lan, the artistic director of the Young Vic, says: "If you resist the state, you get very badly beaten up.