Sentence examples for chap without from inspiring English sources
"chap without" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English
It is often used to describe someone who lacks a certain quality or characteristic. Example: The team was struggling without their star player, who was injured. They were like a chap without a sword, unable to defend themselves against the opposing team's skilled offense.
The days have gone when England treated the warm-up matches in the early part of tours as a chance for everybody to have a game, old chap, without getting match-honed.
It also ensured that, when he was on the run and hiding out in Northern Cyprus a decade ago, he attracted the kind of media attention that a chap without a nickname might have avoided.
No. Lads have always been alien to me because I'm not very good at lifting large objects above my head and I can't call someone "chap" without sounding like I'm taking the piss.
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And yet there's something gloomily philistine about it, something that leaves you with a surprising pang for the days when Tory patricians were allowed to be decent chaps without quite such demands on their electoral palatability.
No doubt I'm uncharitable, but Westminster seems to be run by a gang of chaps without hair on their chin who've never done a hard day's work in their life.
Well, no one becomes a politician, still less one with as big a future as this chap has, without being capable of the imperviousness, deafness, and bullet-proof certitude he displayed.
Seen in copious homemade videos shot by himself, friends and family, Bout comes across as a curiously jolly, almost likable chap, albeit one without a single moral scruple about who he did business with.
A chap can't move without having to fill in a form.
"What an extraordinary question!" she said, taking a sip of her whiskey before turning to the ambassador and saying, "Did you say that this chap is English?" Then, without waiting for a reply, she resumed her rebuke.
The sort of chap who sleeps around without consequence, mows down thousands of boilersuited foreigners inside hollowed-out mountains without putting so much as a hair out of place, has a never-ending series of tasteless wisecracks up his sleeve and just generally lords it about like the charming sociopath we've all come to love so much.
