Sentence examples for more blokes from inspiring English sources

More tanks, more rocket-propelled grenades, more blokes on motorcycles, more semi-audible pay-off lines howled over the thunder of detonating ordnance.

You're more likely to chow down on Kendal mint cake than a disco biscuit, and the crowd is more blokes who look like Stephen Fry than blokes washing down a fry up with ten pints.

I mean there's more blokes with crew cuts and checked shirts than parrots and palm tress, but if you like charmingly amateur looks back into a time when buying selling, and loving dance music seemed freer and less restrained by the painful pull of elitism that's seen circulation run out at a rapid rate in recent years, you'll find a lot to love here.

Killian Fox The Pigeon Detectives - Emergency (Vital) £10.99 Just a year after football stands first shook to their platinum-selling debut Wait for Me, Pigeon Detectives return with more bloke rock for terrace boys to roar along to.

Patrick Brammall begins the film shaking champagne bottles, popping corks and lapping up liver and sinus damage, but the slick ad man aura evens out into a more broadly accessible character, less Jordan Belfort, more bloke next door (albeit in a bigger and fancier house, and prone to nasty outbursts).

More surprisingly, blokes abounded in the category of books that fall anywhere on the spectrum between autobiography and humour.

It couldn't have happened to a more deserving bloke.

And then, just when you can't stand the tension any more, some bloke in a tutu starts piruetting in the background.

Most people's club excursions are less Gerd Janson playing obscuro disco to 400 unsmiling arts graduates, and more a bloke called Gavin mixing "Timber" into "Get Low" in a high street sick-pit.

If they were any more different these blokes would be playing tours on separate planets.

No more big-bellied blokes playing Falstaff; no more Jimmy Porters; no more prop-free productions of The Arabian Nights.