Sentence examples for bloke into from inspiring English sources

I followed one bloke into a pub once, dressed like that, and I was having a pint and keeping an eye on him and he asked me if I wanted to play a game of pool with him.

In an address to an International Women's Day breakfast in which he compared himself to former American president Richard Nixon, Abbott said his wife quipped having three daughters helped turn an "unreconstructed bloke into a feminist".

In a fate worse than the time he carved that bloke into a human cello, Hannibal has been cancelled by NBC after three seasons, though it might get a reprieve online.

"The IRB [International Rugby Board] has got to say 'no spear tackles' where they drill the bloke into the ground.

In a male-dominated world it gives me great pleasure that certain parts of my body can make a man go weak at the knees and hard at the groin, turning typically rational blokes into lustful animals who think with their dicks.

Fueled by the empathy-heightening powers of ecstasy, this scene famously turned brawling blokes into luved-up loons.

This is the British National Front, and Buford explores the Front's obvious influence on turning on some of the less housebroken blokes into thugs and hooligans, nurturing their thuggish side once they cross the rubicon by the use of garden-variety fascism.

Darren Shan Back at the festival site, a blokey bloke comes into the green room.

Michael Hann It is, on the surface, just a photo of a bloke staring into the rain.

In other words, a mainstream comic will say, "A bloke walks into a pub", whereas an alternative comic will say, "The other day, I went into a pub".

It ends up squirting to midwicket, and they run one, as a bloke wanders into the commentary box, much to Bumble's bemusement.