Sentence examples for a chap with a from inspiring English sources

Fittingly for a chap with a degree in urban and regional planning, Gerry Love has been writing impressionistic odes to the city since 1994's Discolite.

You do think 'Shit, if our plane had landed half an hour earlier, that could have been my bag sitting there.' I saw a chap with a bloodied arm, and someone with a rag on his head, but nothing catastrophic.

Here is BBC Radio 2 newsreader John Marsh struggling over a story about a chap with a firework up his backside, while even Natasha Kaplinsky is not immune from a minor fit of the giggles.

He's already made quite clear which types need not apply: If we came across a chap with a couple of yachts, for example, that would be best... but if the closest genetic match is a raving communist I'll have a screaming fit.

"I'm lucky enough to work several jobs, so I don't have to totally rely on bar hours to pay my rent But I work with a chap with a young family to support, and he has no reliable way of ensuring he will get enough hours to pay the bills.

Stop at Palermo's main food market, the Mercato della Vucciria, one morning and you might see an elegant, aristocratic queen of a man in his seventies talking to a chap with a face like a prune about the price of anchovies.

"They were out of their element in New York, hustled by a chap with an English accent," said Dowd of Barber.

He is not one of your little shrug-off fellows, but a chap with the feet of an infantry regiment.

"Look, he's a chap with views, he has a position in politics and he has a project," Mandelson told The Andrew Marr Show.

If you're wandering in a metropolis and spot a chap with firetruck-red hair staring intently into his Apple, Android or Windows phones and tablets, it might be me.

There was a chap with his hair on fire.