Sentence examples for got a cheek from inspiring English sources

"That Sepp Blatter's got a cheek," says Prince William.

He was just saying, "mucho morro" — "you've got a cheek".

So he's got a cheek when he said trade union leaders hadn't responded to a letter he sent a few days ago.

Since then, she has had various run-ins with the law, stripped at a gym, was allegedly evicted from her New York City apartment for smoking weed, got a cheek piercing, showed her boobs on Instagram and set a goal to whittle down to 100 pounds.

Melania, she's got a great cheek, it's a wonderful cheek, a bright cheek, everyone knows it, the stars ought to be ashamed of themselves, ashamed.

They have got a bloody cheek if they think I am on the fiddle.

In response to Mr Alexander's allegations, SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon said: "Danny Alexander has got a bit of a cheek.

"He's always got a tongue in his cheek, but because he's such an earnest fellow himself, it always comes out without air quotes.

Marty is there, too; he's got a cut on his cheek and an almost black eye and he keeps saying, "That was intense," to no one in particular.

And as one of our most talented Shakespearean actors he's the man for the part (even if his career includes roles Aldridge never got a stab at – Rosalind in Cheek by Jowl's celebrated all-male As You Like It and non-Shakespearean triumphs such as confidence trickster Mickey Bricks in the BBC's Hustle).

"It looks liken he's got a bad one for his cheek," explained Neilson.