oiks造句

• Promenading piers had a stiff admission charge, to keep the oiks off.
• They call the rest of us'oiks '.
• And when my father died they were very supportive, and they used to come down for the weekend-all these hordes of South London " oiks ".
• More than 80 percent of managers said they think OEICs ( pronounced " oiks " ) will be more successful than existing U . K . open-ended funds, known as a unit trusts, in penetrating the European market.
• Or maybe those chaps scurrying around actually holding the platters don't, but really, let's be serious . . . I mean they don't need to know anyway, the conventional little oiks with their pathetic grey lives . . . 158-152-12-77 11 : 06, 14 August 2006 ( BST)
• At the English public school ( i . e . private school ) Haileybury and Imperial Service College in the 1950s and'60s grammar schoolboys from nearby Hertford were referred to as " oips ", from " hoi polloi ", to distinguish them from comprehensive and secondary modern schoolboys, the lowest of the low, who were called " oiks ".
• The UK covers this kind of offence with the TWOC legislation-as our theft statutes require then intent to permnanently deprive someone of their property, this legislation allows for prosecution even if the car is subsequently returned or abandoned so avoiding the thorny problem of snotty little oiks walking free from court as the theft charge failed on the " permanantly deprives " test ! talk ) 19 : 44, 7 December 2012 ( UTC)