Sentence examples for getting buggered from inspiring English sources

There was The Oresteia, a five-and-a-half-hour epic in masks; then I was taking all my clothes off in The Romans in Britain and getting buggered on stage; then doing some fantastic George Bernard Shaw play.

His scheme involved setting up a tableau in your bedroom so it looks "as if" the wife is just getting buggered by a handyman before her husband walks in.

If they found a star who was interested, the title, cast and storyline would then be test-marketed, asking people in the street if they would go to see such a film - four men canoeing a river and one gets buggered.

It's got bugger all to do with fish now.

Andrew Goldsby's email testifies my repair work on that link: "Got bugger all to say, mind.

I've got bugger all to do, and thousands of staff to help me do it".

A book I can't stand: Getting The Buggers To Behave by Sue Cowley.

Dark Souls III begins with an intro sequence depicting some Lords of Cinder who've got up and buggered off from where they should be, and it's up to me to, y'know, fix that.

I can't get the bugger off my back".

"Can't get the bugger to answer," he growls.

A two-year ban, which is what most dope cheats now get, is bugger all in the context of a 10- or 15-year career.