Sentence examples for chopper out from inspiring English sources

In the first episode, Aaron from Manchester engages in drunken copulation with American Ashleigh, and bulky West Country lad James' equally bulky grandfather Andy gets wasted and takes his chopper out, necessitating a fair few pixels in the process.

First, there were the lines, or, rather, mobs struggling to reach the chairlift as if it were the last chopper out of Saigon.

Rachel Aroesti Parts of the British housing market are coming to resemble a last chopper out of Saigon scenario, as panicking tenants auction off major organs in the hope of securing a broom cupboard in Catford before the dream of owning property lifts out of reach for ever.

I mean, what if, in the dead of night, there's a moisture siege, and suddenly all the moisture that you thought you had accumulated throughout the day is ripped away from you, spiralling up and away on the last chopper out of Saigon?

Rest assured she disappeared faster than the last platoon on the very last chopper out of Saigon.

Marine One climbed and climbed — slowly, though, like an old man getting up in the morning — and then, having reached sufficient altitude, the chopper flattened out and the former President, unsuccessful and unadored, sped off to Andrews Air Force Base and then connected on to Dallas, never to be quite forgotten.

But when the choppers come out, everybody fold".

Similar TV series following families and businesses that have reaped incredible notoriety and financial reward by selling their rights to be a reality series include; "Dog The Bounty Hunter", "L.A. Ink", "Kate Plus Eight", "Orange County Choppers", "Flipping Out", "Millionaire Matchmaker", "Real Housewives", "Ace of Cakes", "Deadliest Catch" and countless others.

SHOULD the scramble to get into a fashion show bring to mind the desperate crowds clamoring to board the last choppers out of Saigon?

Having determined to stay on in Saigon, he swayed at the last moment and rushed to the American embassy to hitch a ride on one of the last choppers out.

Cruise keeps his gleaming choppers out of sight, doesn't hog the camera, moves swiftly, and sticks to the character, a bitterly intelligent nihilist who kills nonchalantly, insolently, as if murder were a series of technical problems.