Sentence examples for malarky from inspiring English sources

Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 5.55am BST05:55 After Ryan goes on about the inside baseball of Libya, Biden jumps in: "With all due respect that is just a bunch of malarky".

Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 5.55am BST05:55 Malarky If you missed Joe Biden's malarky reference earlier, the new video news operation NowThisNews has clipped it.

"Malarky!" I actually jumped up out of my couch and screamed the minute I heard it.

… Don't buy this malarky that all black people support Obama".

Maybe this sintering malarky was Karl Lagerfeld's?

Hamilton James, Blackstone's president, dismissed such claims as "a complete fabrication and a bunch of malarky" on a call with reporters, according to media reports.

1.31pm: More bed-related malarky.

"I live in Newfoundland and have spent some time up on the coast whose environment and people she 'describes' and I can tell you that book is a bunch of malarky from page one," frankthefist wrote.

Patrick Daniel has contacted the Gruppetto regarding the thorny issue of podium girls at the Giro, and in cycling as a whole: "Can the winners decline the 'simultaneous cheek kissing' malarky from the Giro ladies when they're on the podium?

It was only midway through the heartwarming animated malarky that I realised that everyone else was in the pub watching the European Championship final.

"What are the away goal malarky rules?" The away goal rules only come into effect at the end of extra-time, which means that, since Liverpool have scored, we cannot have a shoot-out tonight.