Sentence examples similar to featuring a bloke from inspiring English sources
Chris Jager, a writer for PC World, considered the cover "a trashy controversy-magnet featuring a glamour-saucepot" and a "big bloke [in leotard]".
Their latest ad features an assembly of blokes enjoying a takeaway.
"We were young blokes, doing what young blokes do," says Iommi, referring to their prodigious consumption of cocaine – the album featured a track called Snowblind.
Inglourious Basterds ultimately proved less than controversial because Tarantino was intelligent enough to eschew shots of Holocaust victims in favour of scenes featuring tough Jewish blokes making mincemeat of a cavalcade of cartoonish Nazi scumbags.
Shot on shitty camcorders, they are a gritty, lo-fi affair featuring two big blokes with their shirts off and their dukes up, somewhere in the countryside.
This, just to clarify, features the bloke off Just Good Friends boldly announcing that in 1976 – the year of Lee "Scratch" Perry's Super Ape, the Mighty Diamonds' Right Time, Max Romeo's War Ina Babylon and Augustus Pablo's King Tubbys Meets Rockers Uptown – the only reggae worth listening to is that made by Paul Nicholas.
Others featured women in the band, even if the singer was a bloke: Sufjan Stevens had Dawn Landes, a notable artist in her own right, alongside him.
Top Gear is a bloke's show, full of blokey banter and blokey features and blokes who look like they probably smell of stale booze and cigarettes, and all the hosts are blokes.
As in the previous two films, The World's End features hopelessly immature blokes increasingly unsure about this frightening world – at one point they're called man-babies or "maybes".
