Sentence examples for new bloke from inspiring English sources

So it's no surprise she's considering converting to Judaism to show her commitment to new bloke Jason Trawick.

Shane got it from the new bloke he was dealing with in town.

"You never stop learning, it's a sport that you get a new bloke on board, and he has some little trick and wrinkle," Fischer said.

"I remember reading in the NME in the late seventies that this new bloke was on the scene who wrote poems that people could relate to and I thought, 'Yeah, this is absolutely fantastic'".

Tonight, Altman will taunt the new blokes on the block (David Parnes and James Harris) by calling them "The Spice Girls" and "you boys" phrased as a paternal, more experienced and wiser challenge.

They spread it to their neighbours in seats further afield: "The new fat bloke says elbow to the face".

Like: imagine Rory Reid (maroon Burtons bomber jacket) explaining YouTube to Eddie Jordan (the 'dad's got a new heart' bloke next to The Stig).

He's a small bloke, the New Zealander; and in the company of his Octagon PR minder Jolyon Armstrong, who is about seven-feet tall, he seemed even smaller.

But if you subscribe to Sky – and even if you don't, it's been heavily outdoor-advertised for weeks – you might by now at least be wondering who the hell this thrill-seeking bloke fronting new travel show 50 Ways To Kill Your Mammy (Mon, Sky1, 9pm) is.

At the Park Lane hotel, several happy hours passed in debating the Biffy Clyro bloke's new blond hair and beard – does he look more like Roy Wood or a Sun-In Charles Manson? – and wondering just how many more woolly layers Laura Marling could wear and still find her ickle folk fingers.

It's like watching someone try to put up a tent, while someone else keeps treading on it, pulling out the pegs and setting it on fire, then runs to BBC News to say: "This bloke's an idiot, he can't even put up a tent".