Sentence examples for chaps up from inspiring English sources

That was what he was always supposed to bring to the table – a bit of know-how, something to show Westminster that it was no longer simply dealing with those terribly nice, tweedy chaps up from the Shires.

If Martinez is sending these chaps up – which she doesn't believe she is – she hastens to add that she is also "taking the piss out of myself, my parents, and the world I live in.

So when Kenny told him an austerity-hit Ireland could not afford it but perhaps he should run it by the chaps up north, McQuaid had the connections to make it happen, even when the Italians told him he would need more cash.

Is he a bodiless force, a cool watchmaker, or a hot interventionist, a doer with big opinions, a busy chap up in Heaven?

Use a room humidifier at night and chap-up before bed.

America may have drawn cred distinctions between, say, Al Green and Simon & Garfunkel, but the Phoenix chaps lapped up the lot.

The peacock look of Florence has become instantly Instagram-recognisable (fancy-looking chaps done up in colourful socks, loafers, bow ties, dapper suits and shoulder robed coats).

There is a wonderfully atmospheric painting high in the Long Room at Trent Bridge from an age when chaps held up their trousers with striped club ties, called Playing Out Time in a Difficult Light.

In a 1941 letter to his son Michael, Tolkien recalled, "In those days chaps joined up, or were scorned publicly.

"I was at a Highland cattle sale in February and an English chap came up.

Instead the old chap shuffled up and let rip: "We are the luckiest Muslims in the world.