Sentence examples for bollocks will from inspiring English sources
His old room-mate Danny Dichio will be there and Peter Reid, the man who christened him Golden Bollocks, will be minding his language.
If having a "free press" becomes synonymous with hacks unaccountably spouting complete bollocks, people will stop caring about having one.
If they want to say that's bollocks they'll have to say your source is bollocks".
They'd say, 'Look, whenever we go to the pub, you end up talking to people who come up to you and then the night's gone.' So I just thought, 'Oh, bollocks, I'll stop going out.'" It was the extraneous attention that partly killed off Burke's enthusiasm for acting, more than the job itself.
A few weeks after they've texted you at 6AM to tell you they've settled on a name for your vegan shoe shop – "Planted", or "To My Toes", or some bollocks – they'll stop calling when they said they would.
"Quite what the blood sports lobby, which spent years printing car stickers saying 'Bollocks to Blair', will make of this remains, to be seen".
Johnson described support for a third runway at Heathrow as "bollocks", saying he will continue to campaign against high-speed rail, and appears to express support for green targets – all positions thought to be contrary to Osborne's.
The results reached by the committee were: * "We do not think that Guyball is "The Bollocks"." * "Guyball will not be included in the forthcoming Olympic Games".
Meanwhile, commoners mutter Cockney slang such as "Bollocks to 'is, we'll be away for a bevvy".
Fasten your seatbelts for 33 of O'Leary's most turbulent utterances … 1 "Germans will crawl bollock-naked over broken glass to get low fares".
