Sentence examples for calling us bastards from inspiring English sources

The word basta – "stop, enough!" – was heard often from our parents, particularly when we were making too much noise outside, but it would be years before we realised with great laughter that our neighbours had thought for years that our parents were calling us "bastards".

He had, briefly, an interesting take on how national geology affected national psychology, how Scottish hearts were lifting steadily but surely, one millimetre at a time, before finishing his cans at around Warrington Bank Quay, calling us all bastards and falling asleep.

"The Peelers [police] were parking up the Land Rovers right in front of us and calling us Orange Bastards and all egging us on.

"Better that the other fans call us Scottish bastards rather than Fenian or Orange bastards," he says.UEFA, which runs European football, fears that if the Scottish teams switch, other big clubs in small countries like Belgium and Denmark might move to the French or German leagues, so weakening its control of the game.

"The Asians call us white bastards, and tell us to go back to our own country," said the woman, adding that she was afraid to give her name.

Yeah, that tootsie had the nerve to call us all "deplorable bastards".

"They call us little shits and little bastards and everything," he said.

America does not give away its children, does it?" But he also often peppers his remarks with references to abusive American parents who he says have mostly escaped proper punishment, calling them "bastards" and "pedophiles".

Cavuto appeared on "Imus in the Morning," and jokingly reprimanded Imus for calling his viewers "bastards" earlier in the week.

The opening song is called Hard Bastards, and covers such school assembly-friendly topics as joblessness, drugged escapism and the brutality of "rich cunts".

On the French side of things, the wonderful Claire Denis has a film called The Bastards ready, starring Chiara Mastroianni and Lola Créton.