Sentence examples for which folks from inspiring English sources

(This extends to French fries, which folks will often lean right over and snatch).

"Folks back in Texas are a little offended by that," Mr. Perry said, without identifying which folks were upset.

A Mafia story line also fuels NEXT OF KIN (1989), a tough, fast-moving thriller in which folks from the hills tangle with big-city gangsters.

But all these devices fit nicely into what has been called the "self-tracking" or "quantified self" movement, in which folks use technology to measure their bodily functions either to improve their health or, increasingly, just to have fun.

Still, the wish remains -- to join Hopkins's time travelers and television crew, to live for a moment in the Syrian city of Hierapolis in the first century and to stand before the twin towers on which folks perched precariously and for weeks to witness their piety rather than to stop the chain saws.

The circuit's president, Jason Dial, says: "There are rumours about F1 races in other places but that speaks about increasing the brand awareness, increasing audience engagement in a time zone in which folks can watch it on Sunday afternoon instead of very early in the morning.

Which folk-rock singer counts Annie Proulx as one of her biggest fans?

Which folk singer-songwriter has a bridge named after him near his childhood home in North Carolina?

"Migration is likely to be the main mechanism by which folk tales spread from society to society," he said.

Six Dances by Loris Tjeknavorian demonstrated the thrall in which folk music holds small nations and cultures.

They exemplify his early, high-heroic style: an extension of late Romanticism in which folk-inflected lyric lines surge over rhythmic bustle and Wagnerian harmonies.