Sentence examples for said bollocks from inspiring English sources

But Paul, my agent, said: 'Bollocks.

She said bollocks to this, and went to start teaching in a little dance studio.

Andrea Arnold is aware she will for ever be the woman who said "bollocks" at the Oscars.

Another, whose firm acted for several youths arrested in Hackney, said: "[Judges] just said: 'Bollocks to it.

Asked if Manchester was at risk of becoming like London, where only rich people can afford to live in the centre, Bernstein said: "Bollocks".

When told Saunders wanted to "say goodbye", negotiator commander Detective Inspector Steve Wagstaff, said: "Bollocks, then, … he's not speaking to any of them" fearing it could precipitate Saunders' suicide.

Well I say bollocks to failure.

By swearing I mean something more than saying "bollocks" when dropping a hammer on one's big toe.

Journalist Are you saying that someone has reported you saying "bollocks to Newcastle?" JK Yes.

JK It even had the cheek to say "bollocks to Newcastle".

Just say "bollocks to the lot of them" – there is nothing wrong with this type of language, and anyone who is offended by it should simply get over themselves.