(1) Felton, who has been keeping a close – and worried – eye on the council’s decisions, won’t be able to attend the protests due to alack of transport.
(2) Alas, alack, way off the mark, which is a shame as Craig probably could have done with something to take the edge off Kirk's take on sex education.
Plack
Definition:
(n.) A small copper coin formerly current in Scotland, worth less than a cent.
Example Sentences:
(1) There are in group "A" 23 cases with 48 placks, in group "B" 14 cases with 23 placks.
(2) Likewise, difference can be found of the presence of placks partly in the two groups, partly in the point of view of the stages of Fontaine.
(3) Furthermore the stenosis--plack were analysed according to the severity of the lower limb artery disease.