Sentence examples for bastard it from inspiring English sources

"This referee is a BASTARD!" it bawled on its front page, alongside a photo of Janny Sikazwe, the Zambian official who awarded the home side an 86th-minute penalty for handball after a shot by Bertrand Traoré struck the defender Essaid Belkalem.

When I drink it I clench my fist and shout: "You bastard!" It feels like someone's kicked you in the stomach, but it makes the whites of your eyes very bright.

Without ever saying so at that stage, Blair would leave interviewers with the impression that he knew he was dealing with a "big, bad bastard"; it was just business.

The character named Bastard (it proves to be a bluntly accurate name) dreams of making money abroad and then buying a house in Budapest; Darling is determined to move to the United States, or "my America" as she touchingly refers to it.

I liked it, especially the hip Bastard restaurant (11 Mäster Johansgatan, +46 40 121318, bastardrestaurant.se) – pronounced bastard, it's a joke!, and the old Kallbadhus (en.ribersborgskallbadhus.se) on the pier for a nude sauna (women one side, men the other).

O'Shannon, bookish in spectacles and a sweater vest, incongruously created an animated character called the Bastard ("It's George C. Scott, essentially," O'Shannon says), which he planned to sell to Comedy Central, the cable network.

(C4) might have been subtitled 'Go On, Watch a Lovely Swedish Blonde Unravel on the Telly, You Bastards'; it turned out, conveniently, that Ulrika was a 'sex addict'.

Rome presents the infant E.D.F. as a raggedy group of amateur activists on Long Island, whose motto was "Sue the bastards!" It helped to get DDT banned in New York and elsewhere, and successfully pushed for water-safety standards nationwide.

You bastards!!!", it turns out that the part that was computer generated actually did happen in real-life, it just had to be CGI'd for safety reasons.

Oh, criminy, govnuh, those poor bear bastards, it just knickers me pants to hear they've gone all potty in the tummy.

But when you consider the worst aspects of austerity nostalgia – the fetishisation of brutalist architecture and the construction of blocks of dour-looking new-build flats for foreign investors and buy-to-let bastards – it really isn't.