Sentence examples for a bloke named from inspiring English sources

If you ask the right questions you will find a bloke named Tom".

A bloke named Erik Spoelstra -- raise hands: how many of you had to Google the name of the Miami Heat coach?

On board, a bloke named Phil with wispy gray hair and a maid's outfit offers me a tray of cold meatballs in curdled tomato sauce.

On board, a bloke named Phil with wispy grey hair and a maid's outfit offers me a tray of cold meatballs in curdled tomato sauce.

My mother used to joke about the tears I shed when the real Blobby in retrospect, probably a sweating bloke named Dave in a rubber suit unexpectedly emerged from behind a bin and gave me an enthusiastic hug and free cap.

The second year at Flushing Meadows produced the most heinous on-court event in the history of the Open, when Ilie Nastase and John McEnroe acted out, forcing the signature chair umpire, a kindly bloke named Frank Hammond, to leave as a concession to the two instigator-players and the yowling mob.

After a few non-answers, an older bloke named Peter answers his door.

In 1986, Kevin Mackey of Cleveland State sidled up to the Indiana coach, a testy bloke named Knight, and pleaded, "Take it easy on me, big feller".

After a while, the camera follows her to the exit, where a dorkish-looking bloke named Sonne Frederick Lauu) sticks his head in and asks her if the club's worth the price of admission.

Photograph: Lars Baron - FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images 7.39pm BST Early team news Brazil are missing some bloke named Neymar, after he suffered the rather alarming injury that is a broken vertabra in his team's quarter-final win over Colombia.

An Australian bloke named Viv McGrath was using it back in the 1930's.