Sentence examples for your prick from inspiring English sources

I saw your prick, I said.

"I'm gonna cut off your prick and shove it down your throat," he offers, waving a big knife around.

At one point, a trio of working girls launch into a number that tells us: "Boobs, tubes, jellies and lubes / All do the trick if you've problems with your prick".

"Those are the ones that'll infect your soul, curve your spine, and keep your country from winning the war," Carlin deadpanned, before going on to riff that "you can prick your finger – but don't finger your prick".

This is the idea around which the early Amis novels—"That Uncertain Feeling," "Take a Girl Like You"—are constructed: society says be soft; your prick says be hard.

(I like to think of this rule as a gender politics skewing of George Carlin's famous bad words routine, which concluded that "You can prick your finger, but don't finger your prick").

Your ears prick up at that word: "another".

It's melodic, it's somewhat terrifying, it instantly makes your ears prick up.

The Pop Cop The Barents Sea - O' Brother Of Mine Every once in a while you come across a band like The Barents Sea who have an indefinable essence that makes your ears prick up.

"We just knew 'Surfin' Safari".' Joy Zipper's "American Whip" seems as sacharine as "Little Deuce Coupe" until your ears prick up to dark lyrics about Alzheimer's, psilocybin and madness.

EAVESDROPPING Keep your ears pricked at all times and you will be as entertained as much by what you hear as by what you see.