Sentence examples for chap of the from inspiring English sources
Mr. Brent, a clever and pleasing actor, makes an agreeable and intelligent chap of the lover.
Next month, the first Chap of the Year contest, a one-day event held in central London, will be launched.
Horne starts with the advantage of resembling "the jolly, cheerful little chap" of the text – he's an eager-beaver type, but his eyes swivel in panic and his lower lip quivers like a jelly in a thunderstorm when he finds himself forced to carry off his fraudulent disguise.
These analyses allowed estimation of the effect of CHAP on the secondary, patient level outcomes.
It all had the ring of a chap on the verge of declaring the controls a brilliant success, and then lifting them.
But the chaps of the City of London may find that not everyone is impressed.
It haunts the third act, which returns to realism, with the chirpy chaps of the first act destroyed by injury.
In search of secret harmonies, as well as "good-looking chaps of the peasant class", he travelled to Ceylon and then India.
Are audiences now keen to see more tales of jangling spurs 'n' leather chaps, of the kind that set the individualist against the law-abiding settler and the brave maverick against a barbarous heathen?
"When we're talking about wind and cold weather chapping of the skin, it acts as thermal protection as well as physical protection against the elements".
The skin problems are variable, but usually include hyperkeratosis, presenting as excessive scaling of the epidermis, especially on the nose, around the eyes and at the pinna, and thickening, depigmentation and chapping of the nozzle and the foot pad.
