Sentence examples for the chap on from inspiring English sources

On day one of the World Series main event, the chap on my left was a prickly, grumpy sort, who created a tense mood.

For extra accuracy, England manager Fabio Capello should be the chap on the left.

Unlike the chap on The Day Today who lost the news, 6 Music didn't misplace Chris Morris's eagerly anticipated new radio sketch – his first for 15 years – on Mary Anne Hobbes' show on Sunday.

Alas, he personifies us for the chap on the street even still, at a time when dwindling regular army numbers are being supplemented by an increase in reserve forces and TV ads are everywhere showing Territorial Army soldiers to be lean, mean fighting machines.

"The chap on the corner had a very lucky escape from the scene.

Sure, he was a bit weird with the slinky round his neck and his purple cock jumping up towards me like the "It could be you!" Lotto finger, but he was a darn sight more civilised than the chap on his knees to the left of us, who I later saw masturbate into his own flip-flops.

No case to answer, say the chaps on the supervisory board.

You say that, but the chaps on Sky reckon these are perfect batting conditions.

The chaps on the motorcycles are getting murdered on lonely northern roads, the local bobbies are all bent as hell, as well as drunk as hell.

More on Joe Cole: It's his 31st birthday today and the chaps on ITV are discussing what's happened to his career.

27th over: South Africa 71-4 (de Villiers 9, Rudolph 9) The sun has gone back in at Lord's, although the chaps on Sky reckon the forecast is decent.