Sentence examples for thick bloke from inspiring English sources

A producer said, "We're looking for a thick bloke to take a lot of unnecessary risks".

He was a deep bloke".

Older pictures show him wearing hoodies, faded colourful sweatshirts and sometimes those awful thick-knitted bloke-sweaters with a half-zip that always reveals a clashing T-shirt.

"He is a tough bloke but no matter how thick-skinned you are, it will be a tough sell for him to win over the Villa fans".

David Tennant: It's another episode of W1A, the satire show for people who find The Thick of It and Nathan Barley a bit mean, and that bloke from Downton Abbey is convening a meeting of A Bureaucratic Panel With A Long Politically Correct Name That Will Make You Laugh Knowingly.

The announcers, in thick British accents, refer to the competitors with phrases like "beefy blokes".

And as for the Indian bloke next to him, he seems to be laying it on a bit thick, too, doesn't he?

A bloke.

Great bloke".

"Some bloke!

Poor bloke.