| On insisting, she sicked the dog after me, and I lost no time in clearing out. |
| It was him that sicked them vampires on to Will here, an' we're all in for a black time on this black ribber. |
| Lastly, Wafac-Africa intends to initiate and carry out all the actions being able to contribute to relieve the sicked and handicapped people in order to support their social rehabilitation. |
| I'm left regarding the whole affair with the same affection that I might feel for a cat that's sicked up a hairball made of plastic and silicon on my front-room carpet. |
| Everything went well until half-way to town, when Jimmy Brown sicked his dog on the goat, and then the trouble commenced. |
| Even the ostensibly hideous salmon-pink top Umbro sicked up a couple of years later referenced former SFA patron Lord Rosebery and his colours. |
