'what block' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
For example, you could use it in a sentence such as, "What block are you in this semester?".
So it is not clear what block of votes Mr Saitoti's presidential candidacy would carry.
Another big advantage of the Platinum series is what Block calls family licensing.
Having a shopping guide while on the go can be incredibly helpful if you're trying to remember what block of Madison Avenue Prada is on, but most apps seem more targeted to the Target customer than the designer crowd.
"Man, we both know we're gonna go to our grave forever knowing what block Bentalou dead-ends at or who got the liquor licence over at the Underground or what corner Tater Man got shot on … The west side we knew, it's dead, man".
(A mixed representational-functional view is what Block (1996) calls "quasi-representationism").
"That depends on what block you live on," Pell jokes, though he says he would still do it for nothing.
What blocks a beaver's intestines?
In addition, it is still taboo to be talked about sex or contraception" What blocks #familyplanning?
What blocks the "escape routes" to a better life for people in Pembroke Township?
Neal said that learning what blocks to use with which play was like learning two foreign languages at once.
It is the latter game the Giants can use to see what blocking schemes the Redskins used to free up Davis.
