Sentence examples for blokes of from inspiring English sources
To blokes of a certain vintage playing in bands above pubs, he is what Cobain was to Generation X mallrats.
(Anderson) ★ Duran Duran (Tuesday) This year the prettiest blokes of the MTV generation self-released their 13th studio album, "All You Need Is Now" (Tapemodern/Allido).
Women's magazines feature articles telling their readers "what men really think", as if the final copy had been approved by all the blokes of the world sitting down together over a beer in their basement den.
At the start of my journalistic career in the late 1980s, I won a prize for an essay about how newspaper offices were tyrannised by the patronising blokes of the computer department.
Fordham is known one of the great blokes of Australian sportscasting, but clearly he didn't regard fronting an NFL show for a few desperates like me as a career highlight, and it showed.
Brady used her position as the league's only female chief executive to her advantage, according to a source who saw her operate at the time: "She can be very charming with blokes of a certain age and, though I hesitate to say it, vaguely coquettish".
"We have pulled two blokes out of clubs and it has been like a nuclear bomb has gone off.
"You've got a 15-man squad and you have to leave four blokes out of the side.
Steve, he's a throwback to the old way, the last bloke of that old era".
We're very lucky to follow a bloke of [Andew] Strauss's quality with Cook.
