Sentence examples for sensible chaps from inspiring English sources

There is a long Tory tradition of moderate, liberal, sensible chaps becoming prime minister.

"He was a moderate, liberal, sensible chap who had nothing to do with anything that was noisy or raucous".

The difference being that Zidane's friend was a sensible chap called Malek, while Gazza was accompanied by the perpetually thirsty Jimmy Five Bellies.

In June 1913 it described the recent entente cordiale between Britain and France as "the expression of tendencies which are slowly but surely making war between the civilised communities of the world an impossibility .In this section The artistic solution So many troubles The year before the sky fell in Full of hot air Sensible chap The struggle for the Horn of Africa ReprintsWe got that wrong.

Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukIn this section The artistic solution So many troubles The year before the sky fell in Full of hot air Sensible chap The struggle for the Horn of Africa ReprintsIN 2005 three dozen Somalis formed a club of Islamists, soon dubbing themselves the Shabab (Arabic for "youth").

With each passing year, she gained in wages, benefits, holidays and pension rights.In this section The artistic solution So many troubles The year before the sky fell in Full of hot air Sensible chap The struggle for the Horn of Africa ReprintsOhio's massive steelworks had already closed with catastrophic effects, but lighter manufacturing continued.

But by the end of the year, the group had been consigned to the compost heap.In this section The artistic solution So many troubles The year before the sky fell in Full of hot air Sensible chap The struggle for the Horn of Africa ReprintsThe story of its collapse is clearly and entertainingly told in "Hedge Hogs" by Barbara Dreyfuss, a former Wall Street analyst who is now a journalist.

When I told a friend, an intelligent chap with a sensible job and the right to vote, that I was experiencing these woes, he waited a few minutes before admitting that he, too, is baffled by thermostats.

But Mr Frayn is far too sensible and modest a British sort of chap to embrace its second horn with much enthusiasm.

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