Sentence examples for french bloke from inspiring English sources
"At first we thought, Here's some weird French bloke taking photographs," Alan McGee, who managed the Libertines, said.
It began in 1977 when a French bloke called Thierry Sabine got lost on his motorbike in the Libyan desert during the Abidjan-Nice rally.
It's just gone midnight and I'm stood next to a young French bloke who looks like he's enjoying himself a lot.
But the key thing about "One More Time" is that it turned Daft Punk from being "those two French blokes with the funny videos" into what felt like the most important thing in electronic music in the early half of the millennium.
If the French Balsa wood bloke is fit then anything is possible, although he often isn't and it has becomes a case of make do and mend.
It was sullied by only one irritant: a trio of leather-jacketed rock blokes (they were French, for what it's worth), who greeted the start of each song with hugs and bursts of high-fiving – "Pale Blue Eyes! Yowza!", "Waiting For The Man! Formidable!" – and passed between them a smuggled-in Dictaphone, whose operations they carefully monitored throughout the gig.
To me and my brother he was the bloke on camping holidays singing French folk songs, telling rude jokes, or back home getting in a state about our homework not being done.
Voet cites the case of Charly Mottet, a top French rider of the eighties and nineties, who came to the RMO team, where amazement was expressed that "the bloke was clean".
