Sentence examples for a chap that from inspiring English sources

Putting two and two together, SSG decided that all of this amounted to a chap that would be well worth grabbing for a chat; the result of that bit of maths was a very entertaining four.

(One-on-one interview #4) When you get to a point where you simply cannot handle the person, respite care would probably be very good at some point so the caregiver could have a few days off, get away for a weekend (One-on-one interview #7) "He is a Veteran…through the Veterans he gets a chap that comes in every Monday and Thursday for two hours.

Several things look inevitable: that Emmy will be won over by a chap; that her sympathetic letter-writing will be Found Out, and that somebody important will get Horribly Biffed by Hitler.

Men live five to 10 years less than women, so I asked my friends to donate £5 in the name of a chap that they wanted to keep around for those additional years – be it a father, brother, best friend or boyfriend.

That doesn't mean he's not a first class businessperson, that doesn't mean he's not an estimable chap, that doesn't mean he's not kind to animals".

5.06pm: Michael Brunton-Spall (you know, the chap that's a bit like our dad) is now up to demonstrate… A ROBOT!!

The same chap that overclocked a Pentium 4 631 to 8140.4 MHz last year did the tweaks this time around with help from an ASUS ROG Rampage II motherboard.

And so out of that to invent, as my father did, this socially adept, well-spoken, charming chap — that was an operation of great complicity.

Hampton also said it was important to "watch some of the rhetoric around business … bashing people up who are actually there to help doesn't in itself help". It was the move by Miliband on Sunday to call a parliamentary vote on the payment to Hester – described by Hampton as a "tough character … extremely able chap" – that ultimately forced the RBS chief executive to waive his award of shares.

The BBC commentary has too often been simply an extension of the strawberries-and-cream Wimbledon myth, all about how wonderful the tournament is, how courageous and heroic and plucky the English losers, how fragrant the Duchess of Kent looks, how well-trained the ball boys and girls are, and what a fine chap that Cliff Richard is to entertain the crowds in the rain.

He's a likeable chap, that Claudio Ranieri.