(1) Tartt's American agent, the influential Amanda 'Binky' Urban, has arranged for early publication of The Little Friend in the mainly multilingual Netherlands so that sales there are not immediately undermined by English-language imports.
(2) His latest project sees him teaming up with Binki Shapiro, singer in the Brazilian-inflected pop trio Little Joy .
(3) He sounds like a man on a horse' Binki on Adam Adam Green and Binki Shapiro "Our conversations just sort of turned into each other's writing sessions," Shapiro continues, "It happened very naturally, you know?
(4) Green has described the album as "me writing Binki's break-up record and she writing mine", and throughout, Green's strapping baritone acts as ballast to Shapiro's windblown sweetness.
(5) 'When we started writing, I realised there was something almost goth about her … Something kind of haunted or grave in her delivery' Adam on Binki Facebook Twitter Pinterest Reading this on mobile?
(6) He goes about his morbid business on a horse called Binky, whose hooves throw up sparks on every street cobble.
(7) Colts 0-14 Patriots, 7:19, 1st quarter Brady goes to Blount again, he only picks up a yard, but Brady throws to his Latest Binky in Edelman who bursts into a 25 yard run.
(8) Meanwhile back in London, Proudlock, or Proudcock, is planning a party; Binky or Bonky (or possibly Cheska) is having a driving lesson; someone else is arranging to go for drinks so everyone can meet Ianthe, who's amazing, we're going to love her (I already do); and Ollie – he of the amazing hair – has an announcement to make: he's having it – the hair – cut.
(9) But do give my love to Binky and don't worry about the Nazis.
Zinky
Definition:
(a.) See Zincky.
Example Sentences:
(1) The sectarian militias want to resume the massacre in Aleppo and the world has to act to prevent this sectarian slaughter led by Iran,” said Bassam Mustafa, a member of the political council of Noureddine Zinki, one of the main rebel groups in east Aleppo.
(2) Capt Abdul Salam Abdul Razak, a military spokesman for the rebel Nour al-Din al-Zinki brigades, said the deal would only give the Syrian military a chance to gather forces and pour more Iranian-backed militias into the main battles raging in Aleppo.
(3) Among the various groups, he listed: Southern Front (58 factions), 25,000 strong; Northern Free Syrian Army (14 factions), 20,000; Tajamu Fastaqm Kama Umrat, 1,000; Thuwar al-Sham, 1,000; Jabhat al-Asala wal Tanmiya, 5,000; al-Jabhat al-Shamiya, 2,500; Kataib Nour al-Din al-Zinki, 1,500; Faylaq al-Rahman, 2,000; Faylaq al-Sham 4,000; al-Ittihad al-Islami Ajnad al-Sham, 3,000.