Sentence examples for let the chap from inspiring English sources

"Let the chap get on with his job".

It is tempting to say "steady the buffs, let the chap develop in his own time", but there is a keen sense that the time is upon us.

It was the only female flesh he'd ever seen, poor fellow - so she's made it her mission to let the chaps in khaki get an eyeful of the real thing before their end comes.

I'd say not, but lets give the chap a chance.

The poor chap at the sharp end was on his walkie-talkie, saying: "I've got to let them go!" Eventually we got the shot and let the traffic through.

"I'll be honest and tell you that if Rangers get a big transfer chest and Coisty [Ally McCoist] wants to spend a couple of million on Goodwillie, let him chap the door because he'll be sold.

Founded at the end of the 19th century for Scots living in the UK capital, the club is one of those places that won't let a chap in if he isn't wearing a tie. .

What distinguishes my hysteria is that at the appearance of the mildest symptom, let's say chapped lips, I instantly leap to the conclusion that the chapped lips indicate a brain tumor.

It started, way back when, with Bopara cutting his first ball and the chap at backward point letting it run through his fingers.

He lets his chaps take a bit of coal out, that that keeps him going.

Tebbit, grinning broadly, says: 'I can't imagine a meeting in Thatcher's day where everyone says: actually chaps, let's destabilise the economy by cutting taxes!' Tebbit embodies the gritty, working-class Conservatism that propelled Thatcher into office.