Sentence examples for for bollocks from inspiring English sources
If you miss it, you may be shouting "Sollocks!" (Coward's euphemism for "Bollocks!") when the show ends its limited run on February 5. Paul Gross and Kim Cattrall as Elyot and Amanda.
When the team arrived at Manises airport on Saturday night a small group of supporters were waiting for them, chanting for "more bollocks".
We've already had the exhausting Neil Young: Archives, Vol 1 available either in the eight-CD Tower Of Tracks You Never Wanted for the casual fan (£90) or the 10 Blu-Ray discs with book plus a lock of Neil's hair contained in A Big Box Of Bollocks for £230.99.
"I'm too old for this bollocks!" she says, "Time to quit!" Time to downsize and retire.
Two receptionists on different floors tried to stop him but he found his way to MacKenzie's office and berated him for publishing "this load of bollocks".
Hall said that he used to find it comforting when he was called in for "a bollocking" by the board when he was the BBC's head of news.
The public purse should be reserved for stark-bollock-naked bare essentials – apart of course from mysterious areas of fiscal stimulus – and any spending buck that we can pass to the philanthropic purse (assuming that we remember to give the philanthropists their tax breaks) should be passed at lightning speed.
I spoke to him about popping his ball in Birmingham, plans for the bollock and glitter cannons in general.
I'll use their pricks to make a giant whip, with bollocks for knots.
As for all this bollocks about foreigners taking our jobs and homes, all we need are rent-controls and a living minimum wage for everyone and no undercutting would be possible.
The gangs of art critics, artists, and hangers-on have arrived in a bacchanalian spirit: "You came to Venice, you saw a ton of art, you went to parties, you drank up a storm, you talked bollocks for hours on end and went back to London with a cumulative hangover, liver damage, a notebook almost devoid of notes and the first tingle of a cold sore".
