Sentence examples for the bugger of from inspiring English sources

"I think it will happen quite soon, but the bugger of it is that I feel presumptuous talking about it until I know it's going to happen".

So, although The Romans in Britain is doomed to be remembered as a play about the buggering of a druid, Hall and Brenton were much more interested in a later metaphor for colonial invasion: a coup de théâtre in which, after a long section set in 54BC during Caesar's second invasion of Britain, a modern tank rolls across the stage, triggering a sequence set in modern Ulster.

I bet she's got hundreds of the buggers on the go.

So now they've made him look like the scariest bugger of all - otherwise known as Jimmy Savile.

Grant's "bugging of the bugger" has garnered publicity out of all proportion to its contents, with coverage across the world, especially since it was posted on the New Statesman website.

I got one of those computer chess games for Christmas and I've been playing avidly, even managing to beat the bugger a couple of times.

He wrote to Nancy Mitford that "the buggering up of the Church is a deep sorrow to me.

"They said he needn't come back, get rid of the bugger, y'know".

When he recovers, he learns that, at the end of the bugger war, Earth's powers fought among themselves.

But leader/producer Ian Parton is that key mixture of obsessive junk shop record collector and talented thirtysomething with A Good Idea, and, for the third track on the significantly titled Proof of Youth, the bugger found an old tune that got me.

Best of all, the bugger only costs $103 which makes it perfect for your strange little kiosk in the smoky central train station where you unlock Nokias and sell illegal Turkish pornography under the counter.