Sentence examples for some slob from inspiring English sources

Now you go to a party in LA and you have the right badge or you're just some slob.

Is it fallout from years of so-called reality TV shows, the ones where anointed gay tastemakers descend on some slob in his mother's basement and sprinkle him with pixie dust?

Take the beginning of "The Beautiful American Poem," included in his 2005 collection, "No Planets Strike": Some slob tracked burning styrofoam across the dear sky's parlor and Airstream trailers run silver and mindless across 80 toward Nebraska like minnows down a drainpipe.

She paused briefly, huffed like a mule, and tromped over the fallen items, as if some slob had left them there as an obstacle for her to get around.

"These are the original producers making this movie, not some fat slob producer looking for a cheap property to get their hands on," Mr. Campbell said.

Indeed, it seems to me that many theater "artists" are contemptuous of their audiences, as if the thought that some poor slob who works for a living might understand their "important" work is anathema to them.

We hear "stat!" being shouted early on, for instance, and in short order, out pop those infernal paddles and the warning cries of "clear!" as some poor slob is zapped with volts to get his ticker tocking.

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.