Sentence examples for of a chap from inspiring English sources
What sort of a chap is he?
Mr West had the polished shine of a chap who considered make-up a touch effeminate even for a presenter under the unforgiving glare of TV lighting.
So here I am, hopefully about to do justice to the cooking of a chap I'd say was up there with the country's finest.
Being a civic-minded sort of a chap, I contacted the Guardian, which ran the headline: "Banned stun guns and leg irons advertised at arms fair".
Perhaps I should defer to the winning romantic instinct of a chap whose ascent to the pinnacle of woo includes blowing smoke in a woman's face.
About this time Davis began to give a passable impression of a chap trying to put out a chip-pan fire with a handkerchief.
4. The feeling of covering the burn of a chapped lip with the tingling sting of Burt's Bees chapstick, anticipating the cool, crisp relief that will come.
Setting aside the corridor intrigues, Conroy has been keen to know what Johnston knows about his new chief of staff, a chap by the name of Sean Costello.
With this kind of backup a chap often needs less than an hour of searching to make the transition from vague awareness of some controversy to facts.
That is one way of describing a chap who took £3m in pay-offs from a business he had run into the ground.
Because David Cameron has every right to be angry that he has to go through the rigmarole of an election, when surely a chap of his standing is due a little bit of entitlement.
