Sentence examples for some bollocks about from inspiring English sources

Just say some bollocks about what a listening type of guy you are and everyone will love us again.

A huge CGI face looked down on the hordes below, while between acts, a Hollywood-style voice over would boom out some bollocks about the fictional backstory of Tomorrowland.

It's much harder to digest than a straightforward tale about another tedious war against aliens, or some bollocks about assassins that slaps history in the face with a sloppy trout before gobbing in its eye.

Still, news of this kind which, to reiterate is an argument about branding couched in terms of alleged authenticity, and was eventually sorted out after he blathered some bollocks about UR standing for Universal Religion a "an older but nonetheless well-known Armin van Buuren concept"—really, really, really doesn't matter.

"TONY BLAIR – Message from Alastair Campbell: 'The former lead singer of Ugly Rumours is keen to meet Pink Floyd, Kinks and Noel Gallagher but can't be photographed with Damon Albarn, or the tabs will headline it 'Tony Blur', and run some bollocks caption about lack of focus re New Labour strategy etc.'" Say what you like about Campbell, but he certainly knew the enemy.

"I'm going to work with a group of 16 players who've got some bollocks," he said.

Ah yes, some bollocks.

Afterwards, take Mauromixali Street down to a new place called Warehouse, which is the sort of place you'll enjoy if you hate the word "mixologist", but enjoy getting pissed and talking bollocks about Marx with some guys in leather jackets.

All that bollocks about the golden age.

The spectacle of modern Americans talking bollocks about their state of mind didn't appear in many films.

"What's all this patronizing bollocks about 'plucky little Fulham'?" bawls Bem Bamford.