Sentences with phrase «as oll»

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As a developmental endocrinologist (EN - doe - krin - OLL - uh - jizt), he studies how the body responds to hormones as it's growinAs a developmental endocrinologist (EN - doe - krin - OLL - uh - jizt), he studies how the body responds to hormones as it's growinas it's growing.

Just as she was beginning to wonder if Oll and Giddon had lost themselves in the dungeons, they appeared around the corner and slipped past her.

The American phrase «OK,» as in «everything is alright, I'm OK,» first appeared in common use as a result of an abbreviation fad that swept Boston in the late 1830s; OK was an abbreviation of the purposely misspelled phrase «oll korrect» (substituted for «all correct»).