Sentence examples for a bit buggered from inspiring English sources

Without creatives we're a bit buggered".

I wandered down to the local shop, and mumbled something about cigarettes, and was served: it wasn't until a day or two later that I realised my speech had become a bit buggered-about-with as well.

"I know I look a bit like a bugger," he said.

They are a bit of a bugger to cook, though, because heat tends to turn them into the dense, rubbery muscle they are.

Here, meanwhile, is a column from Jake O'Donnell of Sportsgrid, who doesn't agree that Altidore's loss would be a bit of a bugger.

It was here that Bill's grandfather "a corn merchant, gambler and a bit of a bugger" came down to do his accounts and notoriously stayed "lost" in the place for three months.

She is a person, and this probably sounds a bit poe-faced but bugger that, of the utmost integrity.

"This year I had a number one album, ya buggers!" He plays a bit of it, along with the expected hits and unexpected covers (Uptown Funk and Rihanna's We Found Love), clearly having a whale of a time.

Both my boys are fussy little buggers, which is a bit embarrassing, considering what I do for a living.

Alexander: No. Just bugger off and hide for a bit longer.

7.40pm BST Urgent memo to Sky Sports: When you're buggering around with the scheduling, shifting the golf between channels, do so with a bit of overlap so we don't miss any effing action.