Sentence examples for yick from inspiring English sources

There have been a lot of comments left around the Web to the effect of this one, posted by "yick": O.o um, if you are gay, why did you go to harding?

And some of the fussiness makes eminent sense: you won't get oily yick on your trousers, as the chain has a solid cover.

Which is just the epitome of yick.

And just about everything on the menu is soft: the turkey's stuffing, the pumpkin pie, the sweet potatoes and marshmallows (yick), the corn pudding, the mashed this and whipped that -- all can be eaten before (and after) we have teeth.

Precedent established in an 1886 case (Yick Wo v Hopkins) held that the promises of equal protection "are universal in their application, to all persons within the territorial jurisdiction without regard to any differences of race, of colour, or of nationality; and the equal protection of the laws is a pledge of the protection of equal laws".

His most important opinion, given for the court in Yick Wo v. Hopkins (1886), held that even a law fair and impartial on its face was unconstitutional if it was administered in such a way as to deprive citizens of the equal protection of the laws as required by the 14th Amendment.

F.B.I. officials suspect that they could potentially take over the family's smuggling operation; however, while Cheng Yick Tak was previously convicted of alien smuggling, no one in the family is under investigation.

Cheng Yick Tak, her husband, is meek by temperament, and "kind of married into a smuggling family," one official told me; over the course of two decades of smuggling activity, he never acted alone.

In another video, Officer Richard Yick covers the surveillance camera with his hand for 15 seconds while the officers approach a hotel guest.

His decision was criticized by a survivor, Li Yick-biu.

She married a fisherman from a neighboring village, Cheng Yick Tak.