Sentence examples for bugger and from inspiring English sources

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

Perpetua is the font which says: I'm a regal old bugger, and no amount of public incontinence will change that.

Video and spoken tributes called him "brash and cocky", "a cheeky little bugger", and said that "a great musical warrior has fallen".

But Kauto just looked at Noland as if to say, 'Who's this bugger?' "And when Denman came back and went racing again it was really sweet.

The question of nature versus nurture or choice is always manipulated in terms of ascribing more or less culpability to our sexual preference; finding the bugger and the buggered more or less responsible.

Dame Sybil Thorndike embraced him with, "Oh John, you have been a silly bugger!" and later led him on, saying, "Come along, John darling, they won't boo me!" As the laws changed, so did Gielgud -- to some extent.

They are buggered and raped and assaulted by friends and relatives.

"Everything is at sixes and sevens," noted Strachey at the time, "ladies in love with buggers and buggers in love with womanisers, and the price of coal going up too.

They'd look at Toyota coming at them from the bottom and say, You know, we ought to go get those buggers, and they'd send down a Chevette or a Pinto.

In his autobiography, Dreams from My Father, he writes of being taken aback by the prejudices of a young Briton who speaks of "poor buggers" and "godforsaken countries" in Africa.

Manson was in fact a 13-year-old runaway who was sold by his mother for a bottle of vodka, before being beaten, buggered and learning to rape in sadistic correctional facilities where he spent a lot of his youth.