Sentence examples for chap's from inspiring English sources

It's a while since Martin Amis wrote a novel of any great renown, but media types remain intent on sniffing out controversy in the poor chap's every utterance.

Four men stroll over, in no particular hurry, roll the car back over, and oh, the chap's fine – now there's a stroke of luck.

Once a chap's got one jacket, he's unlikely ever to need a replacement.

No, it goes back to that sublime self-assurance and the way of playing Westminster politics as if it were the Eton wall game, where, however dirty you get, it's your job to push the other chap's face in the mud and keep it there.

"No" said Niska (Emily Berrington) before crushing the chap's throat.

2.58pm BST 2.57pm: "Not so impressed with the Bloomsbury chap's blog," writes criticry's Ann Williams.

If you get a degree at 60 or 65, not many employers will say, "He's a good chap, let's give him a job".

"Don't just think, well, he seems like a nice chap, let's hope he wins, let's see what happens in 78 days' time – because this is one of the most important constituencies for the future of the country.

But the rest of the company generally responds as if collectively setting its teeth and saying, O.K. chaps, let's take a stab at this fun stuff.

So dissent is a must: "Hang on chaps, let's talk about this.

I raise' up de sheet en I says, all right, boss, you's de chap I's arter.