Justin and I turned and chased after the chap to find out why he had that reaction.
So send for José Manuel Barroso, former head of the European commission, just the chap to guide the bank through the negotiation mash-up.
As lord and master of one of the biggest ever period brands, Fellowes, a self-professed Trollopian, is just the chap to rehabilitate the author.
It's unfair for a lady who has done all she can [to get] the chap to come along and pay, and then get told here's a charge and you don't get in without paying.
By the time Freefall was completed in March, life had imitated art in a big way, and Savage was already looking like the chap to ask about the 3.10 at Newmarket.
It's unfair for a lady who has done all she can for the chap to come along and pay and then get told here's a charge and you don't get in without paying.
How do you explain to a mollusc of an office co-worker the sheer love that courses through your veins as you look upon the chap to your right on the parade ground – impeccable, starched, in his greens as the sleet pelts his ears pink and the fearsome wind tugs at his buckles?
The men got The Chap to read and moustaches to wax and everyone was up all night to get lucky with a packet of Woodbines and some bunting.
Its failure prompted the Bank and the operators of the Clearing House Automated Payment System (Chaps) to extend opening hours into the evening to ensure they could be processed.
First, the incumbents tended to assume that shovel-handed engineers were just the sort of chaps to run big mining companies.
