Sentence examples for a chap in a from inspiring English sources
In the second episode, someone gets knifed in the eye by a chap in a dress.
And a chap in a white coat blathering on about Howell-Jolly bodies isn't helping.
Near the front is a chap in a kind of standing lotus position.
A chap in a raincoat goes up a concrete path to a front door with frosted-glass panels.
While he waits, he falls into a conversation with a chap in a jumpsuit (Kitson), who occupies the tree like a suburban Tarzan.
First a chap in a luminous yellow jacket ran waving his arms behind John Hill as he reported live from Leeds.
"I don't understand it," said a chap in one of my focus groups a few days ago.
"I got back to a chap in Limehouse who ran a pub called the Anti-Gallican," he says.
It was the only Wigan game where I have seen a chap in the crowd sporting a maroon felt bowtie.
He is not, you may have gathered, your run-of-the mill jeweller, if your notion of a jeweller is a chap in brown overalls with a lens screwed into his eye and a pair of tweezers in his hand.
"In December," said Dr. Martin Gilbert, a field veterinarian, "we got an e-mail from a chap in southern India who'd been photographing geese at a local lake.
