Sentence examples for for a chap from inspiring English sources

I worked as a sailing instructor up there for a chap called John Ridgway, who was the first person to row across the Atlantic, back in 1966.

Fittingly for a chap with a degree in urban and regional planning, Gerry Love has been writing impressionistic odes to the city since 1994's Discolite.

"It's natural for a chap to think over all that sometimes but I'm glad I'm at the work I'm engaged in now," Liddell said.

For a chap who had supposedly taken a vow of silence about his Tesco years, Sir Terry Leahy is saying more and more.

Updated at 5.27pm AEST Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 5.18pm AEST08:18 For a chap not wanting to make a valedictory, these are lengthy remarks.

Nicks once said that no man could accept her lifestyle and McVie agrees with the sentiment: "It would certainly be difficult for a chap to swallow if his wife or girlfriend is dashing off without being at home to cook his supper for him".

He hadn't, of course, so this otherwise cast-iron reason for shooting a chap in the head collapsed.

He found the guidelines for such programmes inimical to his unrestrained style of comic writing, but was perfectly happy to channel that impulse into radio plays: Norman (2004) for Johnny Vegas, as a chap on the margins of society; and Chloe (2007) for Steadman, as an imprisoned artist.

And then I must have dieted a bit and thought, I could do this – not there, because I was only five foot six, but I modelled for a Jewish chap, the kindest old fellow you ever knew, mostly coats and costumes because I had a good pair of square shoulders.

We reached the top of Primrose Hill and as the group lined up for a team photo, a chap called "Marcel Camden" wandered over and kindly offered his can of lager around.

One in which all that was needed was "hope and optimism" for "a young chap" to find work.