Sentence examples for Some bollocks from inspiring English sources

"I'm going to work with a group of 16 players who've got some bollocks," he said.

Just say some bollocks about what a listening type of guy you are and everyone will love us again.

It is not such an attractive proposition, especially for a channel like Channel 4, to commission some bollocks from a couple of 40-year-old so-and-sos, so we are starting to diversify".

"TONY BLAIR – Message from Alastair Campbell: 'The former lead singer of Ugly Rumours is keen to meet Pink Floyd, Kinks and Noel Gallagher but can't be photographed with Damon Albarn, or the tabs will headline it 'Tony Blur', and run some bollocks caption about lack of focus re New Labour strategy etc.'" Say what you like about Campbell, but he certainly knew the enemy.

Ah yes, some bollocks.

A huge CGI face looked down on the hordes below, while between acts, a Hollywood-style voice over would boom out some bollocks about the fictional backstory of Tomorrowland.

"Now you have to raise your game, show some desire and bollocks, basically," said Neil of Norwich's predicament.

American acceptance of it and of Billy Elliot are evidence that, despite all the fannies and bollocks, some British film-makers are managing to break the US market on their own terms.

The "leave" camp has been playing up some serious rhetoric — some of it fair, some of it utter bollocks.

'Some of it was true, some of it was bollocks,' he told GQ recently when quizzed on the Courtney Love story.

First, in the 1980s, with the Katharine Hamnett-led craze for political sloganeering ("VOTE TACTICALLY", "CHOOSE LIFE", "STOP ACID RAIN"), and then again in the 2000s, when cheaper printing methods meant any old idiot could stamp some sub-cracker gag bollocks on a T-shirt and sell it to the masses.