Sentence examples for load of cobblers from inspiring English sources
That, too, was a load of cobblers.
"This idea that suddenly men were going to be different, I thought it was a load of cobblers," he says.
"This whole thing is a load of cobblers!" huffed a flustered Boris Johnson, sitting at his round table in London's City Hall on Thursday afternoon.
One of them was South Yorkshire Police where he famously told the chief constable "this strategic plan is a load of cobblers".
That's unless you're of the view, as some seem to be, that it's a load of overwrought cobblers.
We footsoldiers in the Moz army have had more to contend with than this load of old cobblers, which surely could have been improved if someone had cared enough or, more likely, been allowed to.
'No I won't sign it,' declares a poster called Wafflycat, 'as it singles out cyclists as the law breakers when motorists are just as bad.' 'Good point, Puddy-tat,' says Dudu. 'I was just about to sign it when I saw your post.' 'Load of old cobblers!' agrees 5200.
It is to wonder: "Where is your carer?" Had I money to burn, I would hire the obliging former Met chief Lord Stevens to run a reassuringly expensive investigation into the whole business of technical areas, and make it clear to his lordship that the only acceptable conclusion to draw would be that the technical area was a load of complete cobblers, and should be abolished without delay.
In this instance, the page tells me that the causes are 58percentt environmental and 42percentt genetic, which makes the 28percentt headline figure essentially a load of old cobblers.
