Sentence examples for will cream from inspiring English sources

"Wall Street will cream them".

But there's alarm that fraudsters will make off with colossal booty, and City scammers will cream off the rest.

Whether in a city or a suburb, charter schools prompt fears that they will "cream off" the best students and the most active parents.

They disapprove of the introduction of private money into the state system, and they complain that because specialist schools are allowed to select pupils, they will cream off talent from ordinary comprehensive schools described rather tactlessly as "bog-standard" by Alastair Campbell, Tony Blair's chief spin-doctor.

Streetwear and sneakerheads will cream their jeans at all the shops up Fairfax.

The analysis cuts to the heart of climate deniers contentious arguments that an overhaul of the fossil fuel industry will cream our economy.

"And we knew they'd cream off the profits," adds Drena Imrie.

She'd cream Rudi Giuliani come 2010 when there's a competitive race.

(There are regional exceptions - a "regular" coffee in Manhattan will contain cream and sugar).

Mrs. King blurted, "Well, I'll have cream sherry".

Even then, the only comprehensible word in the finished film will be "creamer".