Sentence examples for blokes from a from inspiring English sources

Sadly, there's no-ill advised, John Baraps-style rap from Prince Wills, just four blokes from a Just For Men advert, on a beach, crooning a ballad that sounds like it was written by Barney the bloody Dinosaur.

Or that Corsican bloke from A Prophet.

There was an old bloke from a posh tour party behind us said, 'Buck your ideas up!

But I had no idea that the bloke from A Very Peculiar Practice and New Tricks was his dad, and it turns out that Sam, his brother, is another actor who has recently appeared in the BBC version of Robin Hood.

I began with the example of the man from "the music industry" who accosted me on the streets of Leeds offering intelligence about the "an ordinary bloke" from a "respectable family" who "kept himself to himself".

Tom Hughes (who played Chaz Jankel in the Ian Dury biopic Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll) is Bruce, an angry bloke from a broken home who works in a factory and likes a punch-up.

I'm a bloke from Grays with a good job and a terrific haircut who's been given a Wonka ticket to a lovely sex factory 'cos of the ol' fame, and while Augustus Gloop drowns and Veruca Salt goes blue, I'm cleaning up, I'm rinsin' it baby!

A couple of blokes from South Korea took the stage and delivered a great presentation.

Right-wing Chris was an an ardent Conservative from the south, a graduate of an exclusive private school; left-wing Chris was a working-class bloke from the north, a Labor Party supporter from a state school.

I'd agreed to swap a CD I'd bought on a trip to London by seminal noise group Wolf Eyes for a mystery package, courtesy of a bloke from Leeds who knew a bloke who'd killed a prostitute with a brick.

Reality of course is he's a bloke from Manchester with a few keyboards and one brilliant idea: to produce the kind of throbbing synth prowlers that will force Michael Mann to at last direct his first-ever sci-fi film about, I don't know, a swashbuckling starfighter with a twinkle in his eye.