Sentence examples for that bugger from inspiring English sources

Watts gave Griffin his lifelong nickname "Buffin", amending the sobriquet Sniffin' Griffin' to "that bugger Griffin" and finally "snigger Buffin".

That and the fact she was willing to point out that "bugger off" was not a phrase that Mumbai policemen readily used.

"Good on yer, you was properly pissed on TV last night," opined one literary buff, while another claimed he had understood every mumble Behan had made, but "hadn't a clue what that bugger Muggeridge was on about".

The research was full of strange surprises, like discovering that "bugger" was connected to "Bulgarian" or "cretin" to "Christian".

During a storm on part of the sea journey, MacLaren, speculating on their chances of survival, commented to a team member: "If we go down, at least that bugger Barnes will go down with us".

"Who's that bugger who paints like me?" he asked.

"There's one wild female that, poor bugger, just hasn't had any success," Australian National University researcher Dr Dejan Stojanovic told Guardian Australia.

Either that, or it's an act of cocooning yourself away from the rest of humanity: you are basically attaching to your head a sign that reads: "Bugger off".

More time to read and stare out of the window; the ability to make a reasonable inventory of what's in your fridge, knowing that no bugger has been at your picnic eggs; the freedom to walk about naked.

Family-wise, Mrs. Tanner already stood for the past, and it was urgent that she bugger off A.S.A.P. Arnold knew of Mary's aversion to his mother and had survived several of Mary's attempts to bar her from their home.

He didn't like the fact that the bugger had a small battery and no Voice Command, to which Dave said "I need Microsoft Voice Command… CASE CLOSED!