Sentence examples for set of bastards from inspiring English sources

They've tested the power of Irishness even further by promoting the drink with ads that are a real set of bastards.

I wouldn't mind if they said: 'You were a dirty set of bastards, but you couldn't half play.'" To reduce Giles's career to a seminar on brutality would be to obscure his talent as a central midfield orchestrator: the more gifted half of a formidable double-act with Billy Bremner.

Slovenly lot of bastards, aren't you?

So I do have a lot of sort of bastard, forlorn circuit boards laying around in a bastard, forlorn bucket.

In 1976, Chappell wrote about his attitude to the opposition:... although we didn't deliberately set out to be a 'bunch of bastards' when we walked on to the field, I'd much prefer any team I captained to be described like that than as 'a nice bunch of blokes on the field.' As captain of Australia my philosophy was simple: between 11.00am and 6.00pm there was no time to be a nice guy.

All they left me was a set of bloody worry beads, the bastards.

Soon after finishing on "Dancing," she is scheduled to belatedly join Quentin Tarantino on the set of his new film, "Inglorious Bastards," which stars Brad Pitt and is shooting in Berlin.

So, a sort of bastard beast welcomes us into this "bastard countryside" where – as in so much of Britain now – city meets suburb meets industry meets farmland.

I'd set "Bastards of Young" to just about anything.

On the subjects of bastards like Barroso and others - who is Barroso anyway?

The internet is full of bastards.