Sentence examples for bastards when from inspiring English sources
Mr. Tarantino said he had been hard at work a couple of years ago on what he hoped would be his next film, a World War II epic called "Inglorious Bastards," when he bumped into Ms. Thurman at a party.
He told me once that when he was a boy, prejudice against Romanians and Czechoslovakians was inculcated into Hungarian children because of territorial disputes among the nations, and that he still found it hard not to think, "Beat the bastards," when Hungary's national soccer team played against one of its neighbors.
At one point in our correspondence he asserted: "I do not attack environmentalists, show me an example". It happened that on the same day he had sent an email to the green group GMWatch, in which he told them: "You are a bunch of murdering bastards". When I pointed this out to him, he told me: "I made an exception for murdering bastards..
I consider our U.S. Treasury a bunch of tight fisted bastards when it comes to the tax structure for our middle-aged and elderly citizens who deserve a big break.
This all started with the Battle of the Bastards, when she didn't tell him about the Knights of the Vale, and only brought them to bear when Jon was very nearly dead already.
In 1976, Chappell wrote about his attitude to the opposition:... although we didn't deliberately set out to be a 'bunch of bastards' when we walked on to the field, I'd much prefer any team I captained to be described like that than as 'a nice bunch of blokes on the field.' As captain of Australia my philosophy was simple: between 11.00am and 6.00pm there was no time to be a nice guy.
"Get the bastard when the opportunity arises," is a scholarly precept he shared recently with Decca Aitkenhead.
I just think: 'Get the bastard when the opportunity arises.' Never underestimate the irate Professor Ferguson".
So, Maraval asked, "why is Depardieu the bastard?," when he had often volunteered his services so that independent talents, crowded out by overpaid celebrities, could get their films made.
It must have been the gentle sadness in John's eyes that had made her tell him other things, of being called a bastard when young, of having miscarried a baby, of not loving her husband.
In keeping with the spirit of the side, Noble was yet another on-pitch leader and a right nasty bastard when necessary - "a lovely, typically earthy Manchester lad," wrote Eamon Dunphy.
