I like fock to pray that hae some chance to be heard; some fock may scraugh themsels hersh, and be nae the better.
I think iffock may be guidit this way at their ain hames, the sooner they're dead the better.
Come, now, I like to hear that; for ye kenfock maun ay read a Laidlaw backward; and if the times are hard, I shall be satisfied with a very small dowry.
Now to hear you talk about fock throwing away their lives!
It is needless to say ought here," said Charlie Scott aside to his companions: "Fock should ken weel what they say, and where they are saying it.
After describing the specimen, Dr Fock concludes his remarks with a suggestion as to the possibility of introducing tapeworm into the human body by potable water, into which Cysticerci have accidentally found their way.
Although I cannot at all agree with Dr Fock in regarding water as a source of infection in the manner he indicates, yet the still more recently expressed opinions of MM.
It's a muckle matter," continued he, "whan fock can depend on their ain.
It winna be lang till marriage be out o' the fashion a' thegither, an' the fock that pretend to be Christians a' living through other like the wild Tartarers.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "fock" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
