In Dallas, a woman sat down at a movie theater and felt something prick her.
And the Ancient Near Eastern listener would prick up their ears: I thought I knew this story.
Business schools need to make more room for people who are willing to bite the hands that feed them: to prick business bubbles, expose management fads and generally rough up the most feted managers.
Will these prick the liquidity bubble?
In Asia policymakers are trying to prick a bubble.
You will feel a slight pin prick when the needle is inserted into your vein for the intravenous line (IV) and when the local anesthetic is injected.
The skin-prick test: a drop of a solution containing the suspected allergen is placed on the skin of the subject's forearm, which is then pricked with a needle.
If you prick them, do they not bleed?
If a bubble in share prices or property threatens the whole economy, better to prick it surgically rather than bludgeon everyone with higher interest rates.
Let's prick the onion plant out.
The pain inflicted to the newborns was the standard 'heel prick test'.
Over and over, each prick drawing fresh blood.
It was in a saloon in Savannah, on a hot night in spring, when the chance conversation of a stranger sitting near by made Gerald prick up his ears.
Friendship is a conifer tree, when you don't respect it, trample on it, it will prick up covered in thorns to protect themselves.
Tears prick my eyes.
Being alone is much better than with a prick who studies excrement.
Richard: Being alone is much better than with a prick who studies excrement.
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