Sentence examples for bollocks from a from inspiring English sources
It is not such an attractive proposition, especially for a channel like Channel 4, to commission some bollocks from a couple of 40-year-old so-and-sos, so we are starting to diversify".
If we're going to go after the people that I want to go after, I need moral strength and proper bollocks from all of you.
Scott admitted: "The problem with this guy going on television was that we had to do something because if we had done absolutely nothing we would have got a bollocking from all these evangelical churches plus damn idiots.
Any more than that and you get a bollocking from your trainers.
Their anonymous playmaker Carlos Valderrama was in the process of receiving a richly deserved bollocking from the great BBC commentator Barry Davies when he suddenly produced an ingenious pass that allowed Freddy Rincón to equalise.
Besides providing welcome relief from the fictional legions of maverick detectives who receive an obligatory career-endangering bollocking from the boss somewhere around page 175, he is also - three cheers!
The playwright and lawyer John Mortimer successfully defended him by producing an expert witness to demonstrate that the word "bollocks" was derived from an Anglo-Saxon term and could be used to refer to a priest.
And then she was thinking of... rugaeform folds, of the median raphe that separated one bollock from the other, of the dartos muscle, the cells of Sertoli".
Witchcraft: Amid the metaphysical, anti-rational bollocks was a reminder of what man-made churches can do.
"They can if you hit them in the bollocks with a cricket bat... for 14 hours".
