Sentence examples for bastards call from inspiring English sources

I'll pipe down after lights-out and ask my cellmates to do the same!" Well, wait till your back is turned: "If those Yanks are so smart, how come Canada got the beautiful side of Niagara Falls?"; "Stupid bastards call a chesterfield a 'sofa' and think they're better than us!"; "Americans are all fat, spoiled blowhards with too much money and not enough maple syrup!" It's ugly.

They were looking pretty indomitable, but if you want to stop a team of bastards, call on the biggest bastard of them all.

The game regularly trots out a mixture of DR-1, Shepherds, and little bastards called Trackers, these Samus-looking balls of horror that, like the DR-1, are only interested in cozying up next to you and blowing up.

I can't believe it, I never met a coloured bastard called James.

Some little bastard called Greg has just won a Hitachi stereo with a built-in MiniDisc player.

If that is the crux of beauty, then I guess we're all pretty screwed by that obnoxiously inexorable bastard called time.

The people involved in last night's proceedings weren't the miserable bastards who call up Stan Collymore to whine about referees, they were local people who love their club and wanted to do something out of the ordinary on a Monday night.

Ol' Dirty Bastard would call me on the phone sometimes.

"Car," set in the late 1960s, depicts a multi-generational family that clashes when their British counterparts -- one of whom is referred to as "that English bastard" -- call to inform them of the death of their matriarch.

Later on (on his birthday, the bastards), Bellevue called him with the X-ray results and told him that there in fact was an infection that they were unable to detect on the surface.

One member of the unit described Baha as a 'fat bastard' and called other detainees 'Ali Babas'.