Words similar to perk
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- perjury
- perjury--a
- perjury--particularly
- perjury--she
- perjury--that
- perjury--though
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Example sentences for: perk
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Since pJNK, pERK and panERK appear in two isoforms, both bands were scanned together.
These pieces have long been a newspaper staple, but the news is that, in the Post 's words, "In an era when congressional gift rules have all but eliminated the free lunch, the free round of golf and the free night on the town, congressional travel is the last great perk."
The pundits were generally enthusiastic about Glenn's rocket ride--McLaughlin gushed that it would "change the outlook on who is old"--although the cynics deemed the trip an "interplanetary perk for a favored politician" (Kate O'Beirne, Capital Gang ). Juan Williams ( Fox News Sunday ) worked the issue for the gag: Send Strom Thurmond instead, to determine "the effect of weightlessness on orange hair."
1) The gross-out scenes (one youth shtups an apple pie; another drinks a beer laced with semen) are just "sucker bait to entice teenage audiences into the tent to see a movie that is as sweet and sincere at heart as anything Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland ever experienced" (Kenneth Turan, the Los Angeles Times ). 2) Grossness is the film's essence: "[D]irty jokes are inserted at regular intervals like pop songs to perk up the action ...
My closeness to the University is strengthened by a family legacy which goes back over 100 years to my great-great-grandfather, Professor William F. Swahlen, who taught Greek at Indiana Asbury from 1887-1914, and carried on with my great-grandfather, Joseph P. Allen '97; my mother, Harriet Taylor Allen '28; my father, Joseph P. "Perk" Allen '30, professor emeritus of economics; my brother, Dr. David T. Allen '61; my wife, Bonnie Darling Allen '61; and continues today with my nephew, Tim Allen '92.
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