Sentence examples for slob's from inspiring English sources

"I asked him, I can't wear it while I'm havimg my lunch, and it keeps the poor slob's face warm".

Their elaborate scheme -- drilling through walls, spelunking down heating ducts, spilling honey all over some unsuspecting slob's pants -- may after all be a simpler way of getting into the movies than trying to figure out which line their color-coded badges entitle them to stand in.

A Slob's Guide to Critical Theory.

He's a slob; she's a perfectionist.

Their complaints about each other may be banal and specific — he's a slob; she's a nit-picker — but, as always, their quarrels and digressions gesture toward something larger.

In fact, she is the antidote to everything that's wrong with modern British culture: she's a naturally sexy, bacon-sandwich-chomping, self-confessed slob who's devoid of the hideous, anorexic, fake-tanned, pedicure-having, stupid-jeans-wearing vanity that has tainted every other pop icon and high-street victim in the land.

Fortunately, loosening up doesn't mean you have to look like a slob; this spring's tailoring is refreshingly, well, untailored.

Not the slob who's dressed in a dirty tank top.

The film "Pennies From Heaven" cloaked his grittiness in a high gloss, turning Bob Hoskins's coarse slob into Steve Martin's hapless dreamer.

If they're slobs, it's sticky.

This is one of the least glamorous turns by any major film star; the sweat stains on Frank's uniform look like oil slicks, and Mr. Murray's slob obliviousness is touching.