Sentence examples for local bloke from inspiring English sources

For example, we helped a local bloke locate his girlfriend after a night of unanswered text messages, and once rehoused several families whose apartment complex caught fire.

Labor frontbencher Andrew Leigh told Sky News the opposition would "absolutely" still contest Warringah, describing the party's candidate, Dean Harris, a small business owner, as "a great local bloke".

Laura goes on to explain that three judges will deliver the final ruling, including a local bloke who claims to have invented the mullet Dan "The Mullet Lord Brownn.

The only example was from a rural patient: " He [ GP] said, ' Well there' s a chap in town but I don' t think … you know, I think it' s a bit above [ the local surgeon' s experience] and you probably need more intensive care … somebody who simply specialises'… I' m sure he had to mention the local bloke".

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My local is run by a bloke in his mid-20s, and I don't mind telling you I find him a bit immature at times.

Sake is Japanese rice wine that tastes, or so the bloke down my local offie tells me, a bit like dry vermouth.

Then there are "two old blokes from the local Labour party" who have been "pitchforked" into foreign pol itics; and a group of young communists, "twitching to get involved".

Recalling Mr Mugabe's performance at a trade summit in neighbouring Malawi, Mr Scott said: "You have this bloke presented to you as the local nutter, yet he was tremendously compos mentis.

In Europe, for example, most museums are free, attracting a completely diverse audience: locals, travelers, penniless students, professors and the average bloke taking a long lunch break.

England's 2003 rugby world cup final is the backbone (and bloke magnet) for this knockabout comedy, set at a local rugby club.