Sentence examples for bugger it from inspiring English sources

Bugger it.

"Bugger it," he yelled.

Oh bugger it, the whole song's amazing.

"Bugger it!" says a man in a suit, thumping the side of the train in frustration.

I asked myself: What would drive you to suddenly say: 'Bugger it!

Bugger it - I just saw it again, and I did scream.

Perhaps playing so poorly creates a certain freedom, an "oh-bugger-it" attitude (as Matthew Engel, on these pages, memorably described England's cricket against South Africa during a famous victory in 1994).

Then came what Matthew Engel described in the paper as "brilliant oh-bugger-it batting": in the last half hour of the second day, DeFreitas and Gough decided on a bit of Friday night excess, hooking and driving on the up with abandon.

The wonderful thing about Bainbridge – one of the many wonderful things, alongside her redoubtableness, her bugger-it attitude to fags and fry-ups, her mordant wit – was that the breadth of her work was such that everyone I've asked since the news of her death has named a different book as their favourite.

"I just didn't execute; I buggered it up".

Yet before the mandarins could consider the proposal, North Yorkshire buggered it up.