Sentence examples for blokes of a from inspiring English sources

To blokes of a certain vintage playing in bands above pubs, he is what Cobain was to Generation X mallrats.

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".

Also, after catching himself saying something his father would have said, he delivers my favourite line of the evening, to himself: "Hello, Dad, you're living inside me now, are you?" Every bloke of a certain age has done it, no, caught himself turning into his father?

Harold was named the "Top soap bloke of all time" in a poll for Loaded magazine.

There's definitely a "Blokes of Brexit" spectrum.

He recalls: "I was in Liverpool and this big bloke, bit of a unit, came up to me and said, 'You think you're hard, don't you Hollywood?' And I said: 'I judge fairy cakes.

A group of blokes unified by a love of dominos and a nice pint in their local country pub must band together to save their favourite hostelry from closure.

But there is something delightful about the idea of fundamental physics being challenged not by results from a zillion-dollar particle accelerator, but by a couple of blokes with a piece of high-tech pencil lead.

And Michael Bertenshaw's excellent Mrs Trott is in the finest tradition of bawdy-bloke-in-a-bonnet dames.

"I can't see anything wrong with it, it's a group of retired blokes playing a game of cricket," Maxwell told Fox Sports on Friday.

Anyone who says this is anything less than a beguiling and brilliant theatrical reimagining of the possibilities of the live electro experience hasn't spent enough time staring at the shadows of two blokes behind a set of decks pretending to twiddle knobs to a backing tape for an hour.