Sentence examples for blue language from inspiring English sources

"Also, men inherently use blue language.

Or "there's a little bit of blue language", as Hawes decorously puts it.

"We still have plenty of chants that have blue language, or whatever you want to call it," he said.

Before that, the Garden was a den of blue cigarette smoke and blue language, not necessarily admirable but indicative of fan passion.

"I am a great champion of swearing," he says, complaining that foul-mouthed reality television has reduced the comedic value of blue language.

As the players changed sides after the first game, he complained to the chair umpire, using blue language, about the decorum of somebody in Tsonga's guest box.

"Blue Soliloquy" (2009), with its varieties of blues language, often sounded like research.

The riffs are based in an offshoot blues language that descends directly from Black Sabbath.

On "Keep the Devil Down," he flirted with the blues language of Jimi Hendrix; elsewhere he often summoned Duane Allman.

He played a tangle of harmonically abstract lines that moved gradually toward blues language, ending in a drilling, repeated honk.

Mr. Frisell took the first solo, two choruses long, keeping the melody close to the surface, adding twinkles of blues language.