Sentence examples for bugger from inspiring English sources

I've played plenty of cameos and they're a bugger - much more difficult than playing the lead.

It was a deep, heavy sigh – halfway between disbelief and the dawning realisation that this was really going to bugger up her day.

"We crash into places and bugger them up, sometimes with the best of intentions – and sometimes with pure evil in our hearts".

"I was an impatient little bugger and often too abrasive.

There will be no Leveson-style inquiry into its actions; it can easily tell the PCC to bugger off.

The federal government wanted to make it a Tafe and he said, frankly, 'Bugger that, we're going to make it a university,'" he told ABC radio.

Your books are not "important" — and bugger importance.

It's miles and miles of bugger all".

The broccoli's a bugger though.

"Bugger," the man said.

"Bugger off," Churchill barks back, with a weariness that tells us this is an act they've played for years.