Sentence examples for bugger as from inspiring English sources

Bell Shakespeare's resurrection of the 1664 comedy using Justin Fleming's 2008 adaptation features Australian flourishes such as "crikey" and "bugger" as well as most standard expletives.

And while I'm sure a lot of people will think it's a useful add-on, I just want to get rid of this intrusive little bugger as quickly as possible.

And somehow it got its mits on this little bugger as an exclusive for now.

Attack with The Hound and there's a chance that he'll bugger off as soon as the fight's over, the limits of his shaky loyalty exhausted.

And I believe that a grown man who allows himself to be buggered is as much of a criminal pervert as one who performs cunnilingus.

Or completely buggered, as it's known.

All you folks back east need to do is gather as many of the yummy little buggers as you can and ship them by the ton to starving kids in Africa, who I'm sure will have 3D food printers any day now.

Surely he couldn't bugger this up as well.

And sell bugger all as a result.

And in the blink of an eye that sneaky little bugger known as reality has quickly set in.

I wandered down to the local shop, and mumbled something about cigarettes, and was served: it wasn't until a day or two later that I realised my speech had become a bit buggered-about-with as well.